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When an air bubble rises from the bottom of a sea its volume increases to 4 times its initial value. IF the atmospheric pressure is 76 cmHg and the temperatures at the bottom and the surface of the sea are the same. Then what will be the depth of the sea? Density of mercury=`13.6 g.cm^-3`.

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