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Variations In Fluid Pressure!

Fluid pressure varies in our atmosphere. The higher up you are in the sky the less air pressure there is. An example is if you wanted to climb all the way to the top of Mount Everest something you would need to do that is an oxygen tank because the air pressure up there is so less then what we are used to we would not be able to survive up there too long. At sea level the  air pressure is normal at about 100,000N/m2 which is the air pressure that we are used to. As you go deeper into the ocean the more pressure there is. An example is submarines; they are designed to withstand the pressure of the ocean water against them. So basically the higher you are the less fluid pressure. And the deeper into water the greater the fluid pressure.



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