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The air pressure is ___________ at sea level and ___________with height.

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Answered by 1324amardeep
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At sea level, it exerts a pressure of about 100,000 pascals. In air, as in water, pressure varies with depth. Less depth means less pressure. Therefore, as you go up in elevation, or height, air pressure decreases.

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