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31 December, 15:15

Why is there a difference in air pressure at sea level as compared to mountain tops?

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  1. 31 December, 15:24
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    Because there is less of a magnetic pull on top of a mountain so the air pressure is less than at sea level because there is more of a magnetic pull
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