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Physics, 25.07.2020 19:01 kprincess16r

When flying from warmer than standard air towards colder than standard air, with the aircraft’s pressure altimeter indicating a constant altitude, is the aircraft’s ACTUAL altitude changing? If so, is it gaining or losing altitude? Explain your answer. (Assume no corrections are made to the altimeter during the flight.)

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