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ow does the pressure of the atmosphere arise? Sketch a representation of the device commonly used to measure the pressure of the atmosphere. Your textbook described a simple experiment to demonstrate the pressure of the atmosphere Explain this experiment.

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How the pressure of the atmosphere arises is to be stated? The device commonly used to measure the pressure of the atmosphere is to be sketched. The experiment used to demonstrate the pressure of the atmosphere is to be explained.

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Atmospheric pressure is the pressure that results from the mass of gas being attracted towards the centre of the earth by the force of gravity. Atmospheric pressure can vary on changing the weather conditions. It also varies with height. On increasing altitude, the atmospheric pressure decreases.

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The atmospheric pressure arises if one goes towards the centre of the Earth.

An area having higher atmospheric pressure than the surrounding area is known as anticyclone. The movement of this system in the northern hemisphere is in the clockwise direction and in the southern hemisphere, it moves in anticlockwise direction.

Atmospheric pressure can vary on changing the weather conditions. The areas with absence of clouds are usually high pressure areas.

A mercury barometer is used to measure atmospheric pressure. It measures the rising level of the mercury in the vertical column...

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