Pressure in fluids and upthrust

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Question 17
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Figure 1 is a graph showing how atmospheric pressure varies with height above sea level.

Atmospheric Pressure vs. Height*

Data represented in the graph:

Height above sea level (m)Atmospheric pressure (kPa)
0101
100090
200080
300070
400062
500054
600047
700041
800036

A research helicopter descends from 5000 m to 1000 m above sea level.

Use the graph to find the change in atmospheric pressure as the helicopter descends.

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