When climbing the mountain, atmospheric pressure changed from 752 mm. Hg at the base up to 729 mm

When climbing the mountain, atmospheric pressure changed from 752 mm. Hg at the base up to 729 mm Hg on the top. How high is the mountain? For every 12 m rise, atmospheric pressure decreases by 1 mm Hg.

Initial data: Pн (atmospheric pressure before climbing the mountain) = 752 mm Hg; Pk (atmospheric pressure after ascent) = 729 mm Hg; Δh (change in altitude depending on atmospheric pressure) = 12 m / 1 mm Hg

The height of the mountain is determined by the formula: H = (Рн – Рк) * Δh = (752 – 729) * 12 = 276 m.

Answer: The height of the mountain is 276 meters.



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