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Consider diving 30.0 m below the surface of the ocean (density 1.03 grams/cc).
 
  (a) what is the gauge pressure at that depth, in atmospheres?
  (b) what is the absolute pressure at that depth, in atmospheres?
  (c) If you were in a submarine at that depth, what would be the total force on a 100. cm2 window?

Question 2

Consider the Sun and its largest planet Jupiter. Where on the line joining them is their center mass? Is it within or outside the Sun? (Sun-Jupiter avg distance 778.million km; Solar mass/Jupiter mass = 1.0  103; Solar diameter 1.4 million km)
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

(a) 2.99 atm (b) 3.99 atm (c) 3.03  103 N.

Answer to Question 2

0.78 million km from the center of the Sun; just outside solar surface




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