Converting Between Pressure Units

This video shows you how to convert between a few pressure units. It's fairly simple if you know how to use conversion factors. This video contains a couple of simple examples and a tricky example.

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[superatomic]

The last equation was the most convoluted way of describing it I've ever seen with square cm's and all the rest. The easy explanation is to say "To convert from pa to Kpa move the decimal to the left 3 times (as per any standard conversion chart), BANG now you have the equivalent Kpa's and you can do the equation as normal after that"

[Tostedpoptarts]

This HELPS A LOT THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR ;))))

[tabsciulla]

Thank you thank you thank you so much, I kind of have the hang of it now:D and believe it or not knowing this one little thing will probably save me from flunking out of high school all because chemistry. Thank you thank you thank you.

[khansaboo]

THANK YOU SO MUCH !! AND DAMNN YOUR HANDS🔥😜

[saivamsi]

haiii,
Thanks for the above info, i have a doubt, whts meant by pressure unit : in.wc/100ft . can i know the description about that, haow to measure that, n coversion formulae ....

[masonray]

I didnt get 0.0726, I dont understand what I did wrong, 500 x 0.225 / 100 x 2.54, if I dont learn how to do this ill fail engineering

[Nappylelene]

How do you know. What if you are like me and you don't know what is the treat how to find out.?

[ccbueno]

You do set up the problem wrong. This is the correct:
(500x.225x2, 54^2/100^2)=0.0725805
You forgot squared 2, 54 and divisor 100.

[jazmyncoleman]

it's not even helpful I still don't get it? thanks for nothing! !!!???