SS 3.17 The figure shows a sectional view through a submarine. Calculate the depth of submergence, y. Assume the specific weight of seawater is 10.0 kN/m³. Atmos. pressure 74 mm Hg 60 Conventional barometer 200 mml 200 mm- 840 mm Hg Hg

SS 3.17 The figure shows a sectional view through a submarine. Calculate the depth of submergence, y. Assume the specific weight of seawater is 10.0 kN/m³. Atmos. pressure 74 mm Hg 60 Conventional barometer 200 mml 200 mm- 840 mm Hg Hg

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