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State the general relationship between the elevation of the camps and air pressure

State the general relationship between the elevation of the camps and air pressure
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State the general relationship between the elevation of the camps and air pressure

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the higher the elavation of the camp, the less air pressure there is at the campsite. air pressure decreases as you go higher
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