Suppose that an object was formed using 7.25 x 10° Pa. When it was released from the press and brought to atmospheric pressure, 1.01 x 10° Pa, its volume changed from 6.829 x 10° m³ to 7.12 x 10* m, what is the bulk modulus of the object?

Suppose that an object was formed using 7.25 x 10° Pa. When it was released from the press and brought to atmospheric pressure, 1.01 x 10° Pa, its volume changed from 6.829 x 10° m³ to 7.12 x 10* m, what is the bulk modulus of the object?

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Suppose that an object was formed using 7.25 x 10° Pa. When it was released from the press and
brought to atmospheric pressure, 1.01 x 10° Pa, its volume changed from 6.829 x 10* m³ to 7.12 x
10* m, what is the bulk modulus of the object?

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