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What is the density of lead under a pressure of `2 xx 10^8Nm^(-2)` , if the bulk modulus of lead is `8 xx 10^9 Nm^(-2)` and initially density of lead is `11.4 g cm^(-3)` ?

A

`12.01 g cm^(-3)`

B

`11.89 g cm^(-3)`

C

`11.69 g cm^(-3)`

D

`12.42 g cm^(-3)`

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