Social Sciences, asked by anshu61, 1 year ago

why the air exert maximum pressure near the sea level?

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Answered by shashankassassin

air exert maximum pressure near the sea level because air has many empty space between air when it comes near the sea level the water molecules present in the the air forcibly fit in the gaps or in the smaller volume of air it exert maximum pressure

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