Half atmospheric pressure is:

Correct answer: B. 50662 Pa

  • A. 400 torr
  • B. 50662 Pa
  • C. 101.3 Pa
  • D. 8.5 pounds

Explanation

Atmospheric pressure on sea level is 101,325 Pa/760 torr/14.7 pounds per inch. Half atmospheric pressure will be 50662 Pa/380 torr/7.35 pounds per inch. The closest to these values is option B, which is the correct option.

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