You find that the average gauge pressure in your car tires is about 40psi. How many...
You find that the average gauge pressure in your car tires is about 40psi. How many newtons per square meter is 1 psi? What is gauge pressure in newtons per square meter?
Homework Answers
Here ,
average gauge pressure , Pg = 40 psi
as 1 Psi = 6894.757 Pa
1 Psi = 6894.757 N/m^2
6894.757 N/m^2 is equal to 1 psi
Here , 1 psi = 6 894.757 Pa
Now , Pg = 40 * 6894.757 Pa
Pg = 275790.3 Pa
gauge pressure in newtons per square meter is 275790.3
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