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Jane dives freely for many meters below the surface. At its present depth, the water pressure is 1260 mmHg. Using Boyle's law p = k / V, calculate Jane's lung volume (in liters) at this depth, using k = 1000. Round your answer to two decimal places (for example, the value 8.545 becomes 8.55 and the value 8.544 rounded to two decimal places is 8.54).

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