**Question 3 of 14****Problem Statement:**If the mercury in a manometer raises 43.0 millimeters due to a change in pressure, what is the corresponding change in pressure in atm?---**Explanation:**To solve the problem, a conversion from millimeters of mercury (mmHg) to atmospheres (atm) is required. The conversion factor is:1 atm = 760 mmHgTherefore, the change in pressure in atm can be calculated by dividing the change in mmHg by 760.**Interactive Feature:**Below the problem statement, there's an interactive keypad for input where you can:- Enter numbers (0-9)- Use decimal points- Toggle positive/negative signs- Use the "C" button to clear the entry- The "x10" button for exponential inputs**Resources:**Tap here or pull up for additional educational resources related to pressure conversions.

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