In certain deep parts of oceans, the pressure of sea water, P, in pounds per square foot, at a depth of d feet below the surface, is given by the following equation:

P = 14 + (4 d)/11

If a scientific team uses special equipment to measures the pressure under water and finds it to be 66 pounds per square foot, at what depth is the team making their measurements?

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P=presshuer=14+(4d/11)

p=66, find d

p-14=4d/11

4d=11*(p-14)

d=(11/4)(p-14)

at p=66, d=(11/4)(66-14)

=(11/4)*52

=143

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straenj formula...normal=presshuer is relative tu aer presshuer at see level

so presshuer=0 at deep=0
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