Question 2 UnderPressure_Remote_Lab.pdfQ SearchPage 1 of 7Explain your understanding1. Describe in your own words how pressure varies qualitatively in air and underwater in a varietyof container shapes. Include images that support your understanding.Expand your understanding:2. Design experiments to determine how you can predict the value of the pressure in air or in wateron earth. Describe your experiments and conclusions.Include specific data to support your ideas.I4/9/20 Loeblein https://phet.colorado.edu/en/contributions/view/3569pagelASK a neA 3MARWétv280

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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