An average eardrum has an area of about 5.0x10-5m2. What is the force in Newton's exered on an eardrum if you are at the bottom of a water filled pool that is 2.39 meters deep? Use g=9.8 m/s2 and assume 3 figures in your answer.

An average eardrum has an area of about 5.0x10-5m2. What is the force in Newton's exered on an eardrum if you are at the bottom of a water filled pool that is 2.39 meters deep? Use g=9.8 m/s2 and assume 3 figures in your answer.

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