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The higher the altitude or elevation, the air pressure A) stays the same B) goes up or becomes greater C) goes down or becomes less D) alternates back and forth
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The higher the altitude or elevation, the air pressure
A) stays the same
B) goes up or becomes greater
C) goes down or becomes less
D) alternates back and forth
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C) goes down or becomes less is the correct answers
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C is the correct answer :)
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