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The force of air particles over an area is?
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The force of air particles over an area is?
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That's the "air pressure" everywhere on that area.
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Air pressure
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Pressure is the force that is applied over a unit of area. Air pressure is the weight of air molecules pressing down on the Earth. It is the force exerted by air particles on the earth's surface.
The column of air extends to the top of the atmosphere. As one move up increasing the altitude, the air pressure decreases since the air column is reduced.
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