Arrange the following pressures in increasing order: 0.792 atm, 587 torr, 250,000 Pa A. 0.792 atm < 587 torr < 250,000 Pa B. 587 torr < 0.792 atm < 250,000 Pa C. 250,000 Pa < 587 torr < 0.792 atm D. 250,000 Pa < 0.792 atm < 587 torr

Arrange the following pressures in increasing order: 0.792 atm, 587 torr, 250,000 Pa A. 0.792 atm < 587 torr < 250,000 Pa B. 587 torr < 0.792 atm < 250,000 Pa C. 250,000 Pa < 587 torr < 0.792 atm D. 250,000 Pa < 0.792 atm < 587 torr

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