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A small air bubble of radius r in water is at depth h below the water surface. If `P_0` is the atmospheric pressure, `rho` is the density of water and T is the surface tension of water, what is the pressure inside the bubble?

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The absolute pressure within the liquid at a depth h is `P=P_0+rhogh`.
Since the excess pressure inside a bubble is `(2T)/(R)`,
the pressure inside the bubble is
`P_(in)=P+(2T)/(R)=P_0+rhogh+(2T)/(R)`.
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