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Question #1034

If 1 pascal equals 1Nm[sup]2[/sup]. Why does my fluids text book call it 1Nm[sup]-2[/sup]? Is it the same thing?

Expert's answer

Actually 1 pascal is equal to 1 Nm^-2. Your textbook is right.

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