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A sphere or radius 3 cm is subjected to a pressure of 100 atm. Its volume decreases by 0.3 cc. What will be its bulk modulus?

A

`4 pi times 10^5 atm`

B

`4 pi times 3 times 10^3 atm`

C

`4 pi times 10^6 atm`

D

`4 pi times 10^8 atm`

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