** 6. A diver experiences a doubling of the pressure by descending about 10.3 meters in fresh water (Patm 101,000 Pa). How deep must you dive in a lake of alcohol (p 790 kg/m3) to achieve a doubling of the pressure? (Use g = 9.8 m/s2 here.)

** 6. A diver experiences a doubling of the pressure by descending about 10.3 meters in fresh water (Patm 101,000 Pa). How deep must you dive in a lake of alcohol (p 790 kg/m3) to achieve a doubling of the pressure? (Use g = 9.8 m/s2 here.)

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