We continue with the pressure. What is pressure?
The pressure is the scalar quantity that relates the force, with the area on which it acts.
When on a flat surface area A force is applied perpendicular F
uniform, the pressure p is given as follows:
P equals force over the area. The pressure is directly proportional to
force, ie, the greater the force applied to a constant larger area the pressure.
It is also inversely proportional to the area, ie, a larger area when the force
applied is constant, the lower the pressure. In the International System of Units, the
pressure is measured in a unit called a derived pascal (Pa), which is equivalent
a In the International System of Units, the pressure is measured in a unit derived
It called pascal (Pa), which is equivalent to the perpendicular force of one Newton (N),
acting uniformly in a square meter (sqm).
Let equivalence: an atmosphere equivalent to 10 to 1,013 for the fifth pascals.
Atmosphere may be abbreviated as atm, an atmosphere equivalent to 760 mmHg. What does it mean
mm hg? The first m milli means, and the second
m is meters, and mercury hg means, then one atmosphere pressure equivalent
760 millimeters of mercury, also one atmosphere pressure equivalent to 760 torr.
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