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If the temperature is constant, then the atmospheric pressure P (in pounds/square inch) varies with the altitude above sea level h in accordance with the law If the temperature is constant, then the atmospheric pressure P (in pounds/square inch)  varies with the altitude above sea level h in accordance with the law   where p​<sub>0</sub> is the atmospheric pressure at sea level and k is a constant. ​ If the atmospheric pressure is 17 lb/in.<sup>2</sup> at sea level and 11.5 lb/in.<sup>2</sup> at 5,000 ft, how fast is the atmospheric pressure changing with respect to altitude at an altitude of 15,000 ft? Give the answer to four decimal places. A)  0.0004 lb/in.<sup>2</sup>/ft B)  0.0006 lb/in.<sup>2</sup>/ft C)  0.0003 lb/in.<sup>2</sup>/ft D)  0.0007 lb/in.<sup>2</sup>/ft E)  0.0005 lb/in.<sup>2</sup>/ft where p​0 is the atmospheric pressure at sea level and k is a constant. ​
If the atmospheric pressure is 17 lb/in.2 at sea level and 11.5 lb/in.2 at 5,000 ft, how fast is the atmospheric pressure changing with respect to altitude at an altitude of 15,000 ft? Give the answer to four decimal places.

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