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  • Understanding High-Pressure Systems Formed by Sinking Air
    Sinking air exerts a downward force and forms a high-pressure system. Here's why:

    * Sinking air: When air cools, it becomes denser and heavier. This denser air sinks due to gravity.

    * Downward force: The sinking air exerts a downward force on the surface below.

    * High pressure: As the air sinks, it compresses the air below, increasing the air pressure in that region.

    This process leads to the formation of a high-pressure system, often associated with clear skies and calm weather conditions.

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