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19 August, 03:29

What is the ratio between 100 Pascals and 100 mm^2?

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  1. 19 August, 06:44
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    The Pascal is a unit of pressure = one newton per square meter

    the square millimeter (mm^2) is a unit of area.

    I'm guessing that you want to know the pressure of one newton over 100 square millimeters.

    1 square meter = 1,000 mm by 1,000 mm = 1,000,000 square mm.

    So the area would be 100 / 1,000,000 = 1 / 10,000 or

    one ten thousandth of a square meter.

    That makes the pressure equal to. 0001 newtons / square meter.

    You wanted to know the ratio?

    One newton per square meter has 10,000 times the pressure than if it were just one newton over 100 square millimeters.
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