Rank the measurements in order of increasing pressure.

4 kPa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa

16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa, 4 kPa
4 kPa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa
4 kPa, 311 N/m2, 16 N/m2, 0.3 Pa
0.3 Pa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 4 kPa

Question

Rank the measurements in order of increasing pressure.

4 kPa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa

 	
	16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa, 4 kPa
	4 kPa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 0.3 Pa
	4 kPa, 311 N/m2, 16 N/m2, 0.3 Pa
	0.3 Pa, 16 N/m2, 311 N/m2, 4 kPa

aaronq · Answer

use your book mayne

anonymous · Answer

This is what I think....
1 psi (6.894757 kPa) : pascal (Pa) is the SI unit of pressure; a Pa measurement is equal to 1 Pascal. 1 Pascal is equal to 1 Newton per square meter.