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Another 1 for you science boffs!!!

The pressure (P) at the bottom of a lake is given by the formula
P = p x g x h

Calculate the depth of the lake when, h, when

P = 3.9 x 10small5 N/m²
p= 999kg/m³
g = 9.81 m/s²


poopy  Sat 06/09/08 09:47
Suzyboo
Sat 06/09/08
13:02
To find h you divide P by the product of p and g so 3.9 * 10^5 / (999*9.81) = 39.785 (3dp)
Bert
Thurs 18/09/08
00:38
Suzyboo, my calculator tells me the answer is 39.795. But the reason I started to reply was because you should lose marks for not stating the units of your answer.
The depth of the lake is 39.795 metres.
poopy
Thurs 18/09/08
09:01

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Thank you very much BERT and 2 SUZYBOO. Much appreciated.
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