pressure, psigBa bbl/STB Rs, scf/STBBg, bbl/scf 1530 941 3400 1532 941 1534 1.537 3200 941 3100 941 3054-pb 2700 1.538 1484 0,000866 0.000974 941 2400 2100 819 732 646 0.001090 0.001252 1441 1.401 1800 1.361 1.323 $62 481 0.001475 0,001795 1500 The table attached represent laboratory analysis of a reservoir sample from an oil well producing 34'API stock-tank oil at 870 scf/STB. The sample was obtained from the reservoir at 184°F and 2463 psig. Determine the value of total formation volume factor of the black oil at 1800 psig.

pressure, psigBa bbl/STB Rs, scf/STBBg, bbl/scf 1530 941 3400 1532 941 1534 1.537 3200 941 3100 941 3054-pb 2700 1.538 1484 0,000866 0.000974 941 2400 2100 819 732 646 0.001090 0.001252 1441 1.401 1800 1.361 1.323 $62 481 0.001475 0,001795 1500 The table attached represent laboratory analysis of a reservoir sample from an oil well producing 34'API stock-tank oil at 870 scf/STB. The sample was obtained from the reservoir at 184°F and 2463 psig. Determine the value of total formation volume factor of the black oil at 1800 psig.

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