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The bulk modulus of an ideal gas at cons...

The bulk modulus of an ideal gas at constant temperature

A

is equal to its volume V

B

is equal to p/2

C

is equal to its pressure p

D

Cannot be determined

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C
(d) Bulk modulus, `B=(p)/(-(DeltaV)/(V))impliesB=(hrhog)/(0.1xx10^(-2))`
`implies` Depth, `h=(Bxx0.1xx10^(-2))/(rhog)=(9xx10^(8)xx0.1xx10^(-2))/(10^(3)xx10)=90 m`
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