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    1. The document contains a table with information about altitude ranges in meters and kilometers, percentages of atmospheric pressure and air density at different altitudes, and calculations related to these metrics. 2. The table shows that atmospheric pressure and air density decrease with increasing altitude, dropping to around 11-5% of sea level values between 1,000-1,200 meters and less than 1% above 1,400 meters. 3. Additional calculations presented in columns 6-9 relate altitude ranges to atmospheric pressure, air density, and other physical metrics.

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    1. The document contains a table with information about altitude ranges in meters and kilometers, percentages of atmospheric pressure and air density at different altitudes, and calculations related to these metrics. 2. The table shows that atmospheric pressure and air density decrease with increasing altitude, dropping to around 11-5% of sea level values between 1,000-1,200 meters and less than 1% above 1,400 meters. 3. Additional calculations presented in columns 6-9 relate altitude ranges to atmospheric pressure, air density, and other physical metrics.

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    Curva Hipsometrica Ejemplo Cuenca

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    Walter Samuel Sisa Yuto
    1. The document contains a table with information about altitude ranges in meters and kilometers, percentages of atmospheric pressure and air density at different altitudes, and calculations related to these metrics. 2. The table shows that atmospheric pressure and air density decrease with increasing altitude, dropping to around 11-5% of sea level values between 1,000-1,200 meters and less than 1% above 1,400 meters. 3. Additional calculations presented in columns 6-9 relate altitude ranges to atmospheric pressure, air density, and other physical metrics.

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    tabla generalizada

    m km
    1 2 3 4 5 5
    1483 1400 3.9 1.27 100 83 0.083
    1400 1300 14.3 4.66 98.73 100 0.1
    1300 1200 37.6 12.26 94.07 100 0.1
    1200 1100 102.2 33.31 81.81 100 0.1
    1100 1000 57.7 18.81 48.50 100 0.1
    1000 900 57.2 18.64 29.69 100 0.1
    900 800 17.6 5.74 11.05 100 0.1
    800 700 9.2 3.00 5.31 100 0.1
    700 600 6 1.96 2.31 100 0.1
    600 592 1.1 0.36 0.36 8 0.008
    suma 306.8 100 0.00
    2 1km= 1000

    Chart Title
    120

    100 100.00 98.73


    94.07

    80 81.81

    60

    48.50
    40
    29.69
    20
    11.05
    5.31
    0 2.31 0.36 0.00
    1 40 0 1300 1 2 00 1100 1 00 0 9 00 800 700 6 00 592
    1 48 3 1400 1 3 00 1200 1 10 0 1 0 00 900 800 7 00 600
    da

    6 7 8 9
    0.0127 0.0325 1441.5 5621.85
    0.0466 0.0683 1350 19305
    0.1226 0.1107 1250 47000
    0.3331 0.1825 1150 117530
    0.1881 0.1371 1050 60585
    0.1864 0.1365 950 54340
    0.0574 0.0757 850 14960
    0.0300 0.0548 750 6900
    0.0196 0.0442 650 3900
    0.0036 0.0054 596 655.6
    suma 0.8477 suma 330797

    2.31 0.36 0.00


    0 592
    0 600

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