Define one pascal (Pa), the S.I. unit of pressure. - Vidyadip

Question

Define one pascal $($Pa$),$ the $S.I.$ unit of pressure.

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Answer

One pascal is the pressure exerted on a surface of area $1 m^2$ by a force of $1N$ acting normally on it.

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