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Physics, 20.12.2019 09:31, niti1409

What increase in ocean depth (for each 1 degree celsius change in ocean temperature) would this be if the surface area remains constant? surface area=3.61(10)^14. 1 degree celsius each cubic meter expands .0001m^3 depth of earths ocean= 3794m

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