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A solid metal sphere of volume `0.31m^3` is dropped in an ocean where water pressure is `2 xx 10^7 N//m^2` . Calculate change in volume of the sphere if bulk modulus of the metal is `6.1xx10^10 N//m^2`

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`10^(-4) m^3`
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