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Refer to the graph in the figure to answer the following questions. a. If you were to climb to the top of Mount Everest, how many breaths of air would you have to take at that altitude to equal one breath at sea level? b. If you are flying in a commercial jet at an altitude of kilometers (about feet), about what percentage of the atmosphere's mass is below you ?
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The air pressure at top Mt. Everest is about one-third that at sea level, which is 314 mb, so, the pressure at sea level is about 314 3= 942 mb.
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A human breathes about 20 times per minute.
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