Science, asked by curiousss, 10 months ago

We know that there is a huge amount of atmospheric pressure on us. But we do not experience its

effect. Why?​

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Answered by yuvi200609satija
9

Answer:

Our body does not experience the atmospheric pressure because the blood pressure (BP) inside our body is much higher than the surrounding air pressure. So the Atmospheric pressure is quite neglegible to us this we does not feel it.

hope this helps you

Explanation:

Answered by azanaiyer
0

Answer:

Our body does not experience the atmospheric pressure because the blood pressure (BP) inside our body is much higher than the surrounding air pressure. So the Atmospheric pressure is quite neglegible to us this we does not feel it.

Explanation:

Blood pressure (BP) inside our body is much higher than the surrounding air pressure.

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