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If the pressure on an object, submerged in an unknown fluid is 637,000Pa at a depth of 57.52 m, what is the object's density?

If the pressure on an object, submerged in an unknown fluid is 637,000Pa at a depth of 57.52 m, what is the object's density?
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If the pressure on an object, submerged in an unknown fluid is 637,000Pa at a depth of 57.52 m, what is the object's density?

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Answer: not very sure

=11074.4089

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637000/57.52 = 11074.4089

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