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A typical pressure of the air near the earth’s surface is about 100 kP (= 105 N/m2). It varies a little from place to place and day to day and with height. Some of this variation is responsible for the weather. (Hint: You may take the density of air to be about 1 kg/m3 for the purpose of estimation.)
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