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Q: If a divers air consumption rate is 30 psi per minute what would be his consumption rate at 66 feet of seawater?
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If a divers air consumption rate is 25 psi per minute what would be the consumption rate at 66 feet of seawater?

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If a diver's surface air consumption rate is 25 psi per minute what would be the consumption rate at 66 feet of seawater?

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