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At a constant temperature, the atmospheric pressure p in pascuals is given by the formula p=101.3e^-0.001h, where h is the altitude in meters. What is p at an altitude of 500 m
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At a constant temperature, the atmospheric pressure p in pascuals is given by the formula p=101.3e^-0.001h, where h is the altitude in meters. What is p at an altitude of 500 m

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Answer:work down below!

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At a constant temperature, the atmospheric pressure p in pascuals is given by the-example-1
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