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If pressure exerted by gases is same in all directions, Why does we have low pressures in higher altitudes and high pressures below.
If pressure exerted by gases is same in all directions, Why does we have low pressures in higher altitudes and high pressures below.
Posts: 14 If pressure exerted by gases is same in all directions, Why does we have low pressures in higher altitudes and high pressures below.
If pressure exerted by gases is same in all directions, Why does we have low pressures in higher altitudes and high pressures below.
So you tell that in a given room containing only gases, pressure would be more at the bottom of the room and less on top of the room? Does the same hold in a balloon containing gases?