When you are swimming at the bottom of a pool, the water above and around you exerts force on your eardrum. Calculate the force (in N) exerted on your eardrum when you are at the bottom of a pool that is 5.0 m deep. Assume that the area of your eardrum is 1 cm^2 and the density of water is 1000 kg/m^3 (10,000 cm^2 = 1m^2) (Ans: 5N) To solve this, which of the following equation/s should you use (check as many that best applies) O du = dQ - dw or AU=Q-W O P pgh F = O Q=mcAT F PD Op=m/V V2 av Pz+pghz +pv =P1+ pgh + pvi O TK =T+273.15K O Fema

When you are swimming at the bottom of a pool, the water above and around you exerts force on your eardrum. Calculate the force (in N) exerted on your eardrum when you are at the bottom of a pool that is 5.0 m deep. Assume that the area of your eardrum is 1 cm^2 and the density of water is 1000 kg/m^3 (10,000 cm^2 = 1m^2) (Ans: 5N) To solve this, which of the following equation/s should you use (check as many that best applies) O du = dQ - dw or AU=Q-W O P pgh F = O Q=mcAT F PD Op=m/V V2 av Pz+pghz +pv =P1+ pgh + pvi O TK =T+273.15K O Fema

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When you are swimming at the bottom of a pool, the water above and around you exerts force on your eardrum. Calculate the force (in N) exerted on your eardrum when you are at the bottom of a pool that is 5.0 m deep. Assume that the area of your eardrum is 1 cm^2 and the density of water is 1000 kg/m^3 (10,000 cm^2 = 1m^2 What equations should be used?
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