Why
does the size of the bubbles
increase as a result of coming
from the bottom of the lake? ?
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The pressure at the bottom of a lake is very high. We know, volume is inversely proportional to the pressure applied on a body. So the volume of the bubbles at the bottom of a lake is small. As it rises, the pressure decreases and consequently the volume increases. So the volume of a bubble at the top of a lake is more than that at the bottom of a lake.
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