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One bar of pressure is equal to how many pascals?
A10 Pa
B10^3 Pa
C10^5 Pa
D10^8 Pa
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 10^5 Pa
A bar is defined as 100000 pascals, which is close to one standard atmosphere.
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