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14. When an air bubble of radius rrises from the bottom to the surfaceof a lake, its radius becomes 5r/4.Pressure of the atmosphere is equalto the 10 m height of water column.If the temperature is constant andthe surface tension is neglected, thedepth of the lake is

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