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Just glancing at it and not doing the math, I'd have to go with b.
 
the partial pressure of oxygen in air at a depth of 132 feet of sea water is:
a. .95 ata/13.42psi
b. 1.05ata/15.42psi
c. 1.25ata/16.42psi
d. 2.05ata/19.42psi
:shakehead im studding for a test and these are the kind of questions that are on there..
 
Would you like the answer, or would you like to know how to figure it out? :P
 
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I pick b

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Sometimes metric make things easy. 75ft = 22.8 m, every 10m adds approximately 1 atm of pressure to pressure at sea level( 1atm). So 22.8/10 = 2.28.
1(sea leave presure)+2.28 = 3.28atm/ 48.7 psi
 
El Orans:
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(Did I get that one right? :D)
 
meterman:
the partial pressure of oxygen in air at a depth of 132 feet of sea water is:
a. .95 ata/13.42psi
b. 1.05ata/15.42psi
c. 1.25ata/16.42psi
d. 2.05ata/19.42psi
:shakehead im studding for a test and these are the kind of questions that are on there..

(B) 132 ft / 33ft per atmosphere = 5 atm
21% O2 x 5 atm = 1.05ata
 

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