One pascal is equal to what?
AOne newton per square metre
BOne newton per metre
COne newton per cubic metre
DOne joule per square metre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. One newton per square metre
Pressure is force per area, so one pascal is one newton per square metre.
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