why is air at sea level denser than at higher altitudes
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Why is air at sea level denser than air at high altitudes?
At the sea level, the pressure is more than that at high altitude, so, obviously, volume of air will be less at the sea level. ... And, as already I've already explained above, volume at the sea level is less than that at higher altitudes, so , consequently, density of air is more at the sea level.
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