At sea level, under normal conditions, what is the atmospheric pressure?

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At sea level, this atmospheric pressure is equal to 1ATA, 1 atm, 14.7 psi, 1.03 kg/cm2, 101.32 kPa, and 33 fsw. Atmospheric pressure is defined as the pressure exerted by Earth's atmosphere on all objects, whether animate or inanimate. At higher elevations, the pressure exerted by Earth's atmosphere decreases and, therefore, atmospheric pressure is lower. In the hyperbaric therapy environment, pressure is, of course, increased and, therefore, will be greater than 1 ATA. The standard atmospheric pressure is 0.760 mHg at 0 °C. This is a pressure equal to 101325 Pa.

At sea level, under normal conditions, what is the atmospheric pressure?

104.013 kPa

100.043 kPa

101.32 kPa

100.1 kPa

The correct answer is `No. 3: 101.32 kPa`

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At sea level, under normal conditions, what is the atmospheric pressure?

104.013 kPa

100.043 kPa

101.32 kPa

100.1 kPa

The correct answer is No. 3: 101.32 kPa

The correct answer is `No. 3: 101.32 kPa`