This figure shows sea-level pressure isobars. R=900 km and n=300 km. The latitude is 35N. The air density is 1.23 kg m3. -1020 1024- Question 1. What is the magnitude of the pressure gradient acceleration (m/s2) at the dot in the figure? (Enter a positive number.) Your Answer:

This figure shows sea-level pressure isobars. R=900 km and n=300 km. The latitude is 35N. The air density is 1.23 kg m3. -1020 1024- Question 1. What is the magnitude of the pressure gradient acceleration (m/s2) at the dot in the figure? (Enter a positive number.) Your Answer:

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