Atmospheric Pressure and Winds
ICSE · Class 9 · Geography
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Atmospheric Pressure
Pressure = Density × Temperature
~34 millibars decrease per 300 metres of altitude
Pressure Gradient and Coriolis Effect
Pressure gradient = decrease of pressure between two points along a line perpendicular to isobars ÷ distance between the points
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