If an airplane is flying at an altitude where the actual pressure is 4.72 x 104 N/m2 respectively, which statement is true? O The airplane is flying in the stratosphere O The airplane is in the outer space O The airplane is flying in the gradient layer O The airplane is on the ground O The airplane is flying below in the isothermal layer O The airplane is a flying in the mesosphere

If an airplane is flying at an altitude where the actual pressure is 4.72 x 104 N/m2 respectively, which statement is true? O The airplane is flying in the stratosphere O The airplane is in the outer space O The airplane is flying in the gradient layer O The airplane is on the ground O The airplane is flying below in the isothermal layer O The airplane is a flying in the mesosphere

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If an airplane is flying at an altitude where the actual pressure is 4.72 x 104 N/m2 respectively, which statement is true?
The airplane is flying in the stratosphere
O The airplane is in the outer space
O The airplane is flying in the gradient layer
O The airplane is on the ground
The airplane is flying below in the isothermal layer
O The airplane is a flying in the mesosphere

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