Physics, asked by ibrainly, 1 year ago

how does one Pascal differ from one newton

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Answered by GovindGS

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Pascal is unit of pressure
Newton is unit of force
1 Pascal = 1 Newton/1 metre squared.

Answered by sakshi5119

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1 pa = 1n.m '-2
this is the answer of the Question

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