Physics, asked by Shadowstar, 1 year ago

can you prove that 1 atm =10^5pascals

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Answered by priyanshu2015madhepu

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Answered by genious2000

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One atmospheric pressure is equivalent to 1013.25 x 10 power 3 dynes per square centimetre or 101.325 kiloPascals.

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