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What is the density of water at a depth where pressure is 80.0 atm, given that its density at the surface is `1.03 xx 10 ^(3)kgm ^(-3)?` Compressibility of water `45.8 10 ^(-11) Pa ^(-1), [1 Pa =1 Nm ^(-2)]`

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Let density of water at a depth is `rho.` and density of water at surface is `rho.` Volume of water of mass M and V at the surface and V. at a depth,
`therefore V = (M)/(rho) and V. =(M)/(rho.)`
`therefore` Change in volume `Delta =V-V.`
`= M [(1)/(rho) - (1)/(rho.)]`
`therefore (Delta V )/(V) = M [ (1)/(rho )- (1)/(rho ) ] xx (rho )/(M) = (rho )/(rho )-(rho )/(rho.) =1- (rho )/(rho.)`
`therefore `Volume strain `(Delta V)/(V) =1 - (rho )/(rho.)`
compressibility `K = (1)/("Bulk modulus")`
`= (Delta V )/(PV) = (1)/(P ) [1- (rho )/(rho.)]`
`45.8 xx 10 ^(-11) = (1)/(80 xx 1.013 xx 10 ^(5)) [ (1- 1.03 xx 10 ^(3))/( rho .)]`
`45.8 xx 10 ^(-11) xx 80 xx 1.013 xx 10 ^(5) =1 - ( 1.03 xx 10 ^(3))/(rho .)`
`therefore (1.03 xx 10 ^(3))/( rho .) =1 - 45.8 xx 10 ^(-11) xx 80xx 1.013 xx 10 ^(5)`
`therefore rho . =1- 3.712 xx 10 ^(-3) =0.996288`
`therefore rho . = (1.03 xx 10 ^(3))/( 0.996288)`
`therefore rho . = 1034 kg m ^(-3)`
`therefore rho . =1.034 xx 10 ^(3) kg m ^(-3)`
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