PRESSURE GAUGE DEVICES? 2- Compare the value of the practical atmospheric pressure obtained and the standard atmospheric pressure and the cause of the difference? 3 - Does atmospheric pressure change depending on the measurement site on the globe? And what is the value of the pressure over the Himalayas mountain range and above the summit of Mount Everest?

PRESSURE GAUGE DEVICES? 2- Compare the value of the practical atmospheric pressure obtained and the standard atmospheric pressure and the cause of the difference? 3 - Does atmospheric pressure change depending on the measurement site on the globe? And what is the value of the pressure over the Himalayas mountain range and above the summit of Mount Everest?

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