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2. from the info, 8700.so,......
the pressure on a scuba diver at sea level is 14.7 pounds per square inch (psi). the pressure increases 0.445 psi for each foot of depth. suppose the pressure on a diver is 32.5 psi. how deep is he?

ms.kork sold her car for $8700. this was $100 more than two fifths of what she had paid for the car originally. how much had ms.kork paid for the car?

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1. if at sea level it is 14.7psi you first have 32.5psi-14.7psi =17.8psi to get the change in pressure
ther you take 17.8psi/.445 psi per foot to get how deep the diver is(in feet)
so the answere is 40 ft

2. from the info, 8700. is 100 more than 2/5 of what she paid
so, ((2/5)x)+100=8700 where x= what she paid
so x=(8700-100)/(2/5)=$21500
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