If you go scuba diving, the pressure exerted on you varies with depth. The pressure-meter (also known as barometer) on the simulation measures absolute pressure, the actual pressure that is occurring. Depending on our situation it may be beneficial to represent the pressure in a different way. Gauge pressure ignores atmospheric pressure and only takes into account the fluid. Atmospheres or atms represent the “number of atmospheres" you are experiencing. Use the simulation and your brain to fill in the table below. Gauge Pressure Absolute Pressure Atmospheres 1.0 meter below the surface 2.0 meters below the surface 3.0 meters below the surface Part IlII: Calculating Pressure

If you go scuba diving, the pressure exerted on you varies with depth. The pressure-meter (also known as barometer) on the simulation measures absolute pressure, the actual pressure that is occurring. Depending on our situation it may be beneficial to represent the pressure in a different way. Gauge pressure ignores atmospheric pressure and only takes into account the fluid. Atmospheres or atms represent the “number of atmospheres" you are experiencing. Use the simulation and your brain to fill in the table below. Gauge Pressure Absolute Pressure Atmospheres 1.0 meter below the surface 2.0 meters below the surface 3.0 meters below the surface Part IlII: Calculating Pressure

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If you go scuba diving, the pressure exerted on you varies with depth. The pressure-meter (also known as
barometer) on the simulation measures absolute pressure, the actual pressure that is occurring. Depending
on our situation it may be beneficial to represent the pressure in a different way. Gauge pressure ignores
atmospheric pressure and only takes into account the fluid. Atmospheres or atms represent the "number of
atmospheres" you are experiencing. Use the simulation and your brain to fill in the table below.
Gauge Pressure
Absolute Pressure
Atmospheres
1.0 meter below the
surface
2.0 meters below the
surface
3.0 meters below the
surface
Part IlI: Calculating Pressure

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