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1 Pa = …… "dyne"//cm^(2)....

1 Pa = …… `"dyne"//cm^(2)`.

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1Pa `=(1N)/(m^(2))=(10^(5)"dyne")/(10^(4)cm^(2))=10("dyne")/(cm)`
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