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    How Much Air Must a Fish's Bladder Contain to Achieve Neutral Buoyancy?

    The answer was 14.7%. Apparently it wanted the volume of the air to the volume of the fish, not relative to the total volume. Therefore instead of substituting to get rid of Vf I'd need to substitute to get rid of Vo and Isolate for Va/ Vf. Thanks for the help though!
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    How Much Air Must a Fish's Bladder Contain to Achieve Neutral Buoyancy?

    Well with the (Vo - Va) thing... i forgot to show my steps with that. Basically orginially its 1147 times the volume of the fish... and I assumed that volume of fish plus volume of air is equal to volume of object. Thus Vo = Va + Vf and I isolated for Vf and subsituted it into the equation...
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    How Much Air Must a Fish's Bladder Contain to Achieve Neutral Buoyancy?

    Homework Statement The average density of the body of a fish is 1147.0 kg/m3. To keep from sinking, fish have an air bladder filled with air. If the density of air is 1.28 kg/m3, what percentage of a fish's body must be filled with air to be neutrally buoyant? (Note: Enter your percentage...
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    The effect of temperature on frequency

    Thanks... I understand it now.
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    The effect of temperature on frequency

    Does the wave length of the sound change is the temperature is increased? If not, when the temperature increases, doesn't the speed of sound increase? Which using the universal wave equation v = f x lamba, the frequency would increase in order to have the speed increase? Not sure, if there is...
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