Answer:

Explanation:

Air pressure is high in polar areas in both hemispheres because cold air at the poles sinks, creating higher pressure. This is due to the low temperatures and the sinking motion of cold, dense air.

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Polar regions are colder, and air above contracts, becomes denser, and subsides, producing a high pressure region at this latitude.