Determine the initial weight and final density of the water

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A steel tank hold 120 ft^3 of water at atmospheric pressure(14.7psi and 68.4 degrees f). the water is subjected to a 100 fold increase in pressure. determine the initial weight and final density of the water if the volume decreases by .545 ft ^3.

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