Atmospheric
Air pressure decreases with increasing altitude (at constant temperature) by approximately 1.2% per 100 m. At sea level, normal atmospheric pressure is assumed to be approximately 1,000 hPa. The altitude of Lomnický štít is approximately 2,600 metres.
What is the atmospheric pressure at the top of Lomnický štít?
What is the atmospheric pressure at the top of Lomnický štít?
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