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explain why a diver at the bottom of the sea feels more pressure than one who is swimming on the surface of water​
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explain why a diver at the bottom of the sea feels more pressure than one who is swimming on the surface of water​

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the deeper into the ocean you go, the more pressure is exerted on you

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As you go more further down the water the pressure increases. The deeper diver goes the more water will be above them. Meaning, they will experience more pressure than person who is swimming at the surface water.
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