Assuming the height of person=180cm
heart is situated at 60cm from head
foot is at 120cm from heart
Pressure at heart =120mm of Hg
Let air density=1.225kg/m^3
Pressure at head will be lesser by .6*1.225/13.6
=0.054m of Hg=54mm
Pressure at foot will be more by 1.2*1.225/13.6
=.108m of Hg=108mm
Pheart-Phead=54mm of Hg=10^5*54/760=7105Pa
Pheart-Pfoot=108mm of Hg=10^5*108/760=-14210Pa
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