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(ASAP) States of Matter: 3. What is the relationship between pressure, density, gravity, and height?
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States of Matter:

3. What is the relationship between pressure, density, gravity, and height?

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Pressure is determined by weight. Weight is determined by gravity and density of the mass. Height will determine how much pressure is exerted per unit of the mass at its base area.
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