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Two weather stations (A and B) at sea level report the same surface air pressures. Warm air is above Station A while relatively cold air is above Station B. At an altitude of 25…

Two weather stations (A and B) at sea level report the same surface air pressures. Warm air is above Station A while relatively cold air is above Station B. At an altitude of 25…
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Two weather stations (A and B) at sea level report the same surface air pressures. Warm air is above Station A while relatively cold air is above Station B. At an altitude of 25,000 feet, one would expect the pressure above Station A to be:_______.

a. higher than that above Station B.
b. lower than that above Station B.
c. the same as that above Station B.

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the same as that above station b

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