On Mars, the atmosphere is composed mainly of carbon dioxide. The value of the gas constant for the Martian atmosphere is 192 J/kg K, and the acceleration of gravity there is 3.72 m/s?. At the average level of the Martian surface, the average temperature is 228 K, the pressure is 774 Pa, and the density is 0.01768 kg/m3. At an altitude of 1km above the surface, the average temperature is 225 K. What are the pressure and density at this altitude?

On Mars, the atmosphere is composed mainly of carbon dioxide. The value of the gas constant for the Martian atmosphere is 192 J/kg K, and the acceleration of gravity there is 3.72 m/s?. At the average level of the Martian surface, the average temperature is 228 K, the pressure is 774 Pa, and the density is 0.01768 kg/m3. At an altitude of 1km above the surface, the average temperature is 225 K. What are the pressure and density at this altitude?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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