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The higher one goes in the atmosphere, the less the atmospheric pressure.               density of air.          Both of the above.     None of the above.

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The higher one goes in the atmosphere, the less the atmospheric pressure.               density of air.          Both of the above.     None of the above.

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Both of the above. As one ascends in the atmosphere, both the atmospheric pressure and the density of air decrease.

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