Pressure

AP Physics 1· difficulty 1/5

50~\text{kPa}

A
$5 \times 10^6~\text{Pa}$
B
$5000~\text{Pa}$
C
$50{,}000~\text{Pa}$
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D
$50~\text{Pa}$

Explanation

1~\text{kPa} = 10^3~\text{Pa}

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