Pressure in fluids and upthrust

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Question 28
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Figure 1 shows how atmospheric pressure changes with altitude (height above sea level).

Figure 1: A graph showing atmospheric pressure in kPa against altitude in km. The curve begins at 101 kPa at 0 km altitude and decreases non-linearly, flattening out as it reaches 19 kPa at 12 km altitude.

The data plotted in Figure 1 is shown in the table below:

Altitude (km)Atmospheric Pressure (kPa)
0101
279
462
647
836
1026
1219

Using the data, describe how atmospheric pressure changes with altitude.

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