Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at 12:08pm.
12.6=14.9-k4000
k=2.3/4000
p=14.9-(2.3/4000)*13000
p=7.43PSI recheck your calcs.
You forgot e in the calculations. I put in your number, it's not right. I'm sorry to be such a pain but I can't figure this out.
p=14.9* e^(-kh)
12.6=14.9 * e^(-k4000) take ln of each side
ln(12.6)= ln(14.9)-k4000
.168=k*4000
k=4.19E-5
p=14.9 e^(-4.19E-5*13000)=14.9 e^(-.5447)
p=8.65 PSI
Yeah, that's what I got too, but I keep getting the problem wrong. Don't worry about it though, I'm going to contact my professor and ask her what's going on. Thanks
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