Question 6 preferably please

Well depth is 8,000ft. Formation pore pressure expressed in equivalent mud weight is 9.6lb/gal. Calculate, a. Pore pressure, psi, at 8,000ft b. Mud specific gravity c. Mud gradient d. Matrix stress e. Matrix stress gradient f. Is there a potential for a kick or loss of circulation? Why? g. A leak-off pressure was tested. The following pressure behavior was obtained. Identify the leak-off pressure and calculate the fracture pressure gradient. Question 6 A Texas Gulf Coast well has a pore pressure gradient of 0.735psi/ft. Well depth =11,000ft and Poisson's ratio =0.46. Calculate the fracture gradient. Question 7 The average interval transit time data is shown in the following table and was calculated from the seismic record at a proposed well location in the South Texas Frio trend. Estimate the formation pressure at 10,000ft and at 12,000ft using the two predictive techniques that were discussed in class. Use Pennebaker's correlation in the following graph. Comment on the results from the two techniques