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Transcribed Image Text:Liquid pressure The pressure P acting at a point in a liquid
is directly proportional to the distance d from the surface of
the liquid to the point.
(a) Express P as a function of d by means of a formula that
involves a constant of proportionality k.
(b) In a certain oil tank, the pressure at a depth of 2 feet is
118 Ib/ft. Find the value of k in part (a).
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