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Unlike gases water exerts no pressure if there's a structural problem on a submarine the submarine is not likely to be crushed as it descends

Unlike gases water exerts no pressure if there's a structural problem on a submarine the submarine is not likely to be crushed as it descends
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unlike gases water exerts no pressure if there's a structural problem on a submarine the submarine is not likely to be crushed as it descends

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User Xiong Chiamiov
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False Money true it is false

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User PatrickChen
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Wrong wrong wrong.
Also false and untrue.

The force of the water against the hull of a submerged submarine is enormous. The effect of a structural failure can be the immediate
crushing of the entire craft like a beer can.
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