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- In the 'Meanings of Pressure' section, write your common definition of pressure before reading. After reading, provide the scientific definition and contrast it with your original definition.
- For the 'Pressure' section, answer questions about how pressure is calculated and provide examples of different forces exerted on various objects.
- In the 'Pressure in Fluids' section, list four examples of fluids and circle true statements regarding fluid pressure as instructed.
- Complete the air pressure table by converting units as required. Ensure accuracy for a better understanding of air pressure changes with altitude.
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