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The troposhere is the lowest layer in the atmosphere and the largest in mass taken about 80% of the mass.
The higher the altitude in the troposphere the lower the atmospheric pressure. At the bottom of troposphere the air is very warm and it gets cool as one moves through the troposphere. The density of the air also decrease with altitude or height above the sea level and this cause the cabins of high-flying jet aircraft to be pressurized.
The atmospheric pressure in the troposphere is lower with higher the altitude (distance from the ground).
What is troposphere?
The troposphere is the lowest layer of the atmosphere of Earth. This layer contains the 75% of total mass of the atmosphere.
The variation in the temperature and atmospheric pressure in troposphere layer-
- Temperature- The temperature of troposphere is decreases with increasing the altitude of this layer.
- Atmospheric Pressure- Troposphere ranges the atmospheric pressure between 1000 millibars to the 100 millibars. The value of atmospheric pressure is decreases with increasing the altitude of this layer. It drops 1 inch of Mercury per 1000 ft above the level of the sea.
Thus, the atmospheric pressure in the troposphere is lower with higher the altitude (distance from the ground).
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