escA7QNSTARTING AMOUNTalt+78°FMostly cloudy@2WSX#13XE40$4RDICLLIF70%0.986925ADD FACTOR× ( )Tatm2.7010⁰A+ Q Search16496YPaG H&0.00355417DConvert 2.70 atm to torrpsiJ-101.325*20.381V B N Mmm Hg1000hp914.70KhoANSWERkPa1.01325)O0.001Oaltbar2050P1.01325 x 10³RESET{2torr[L760brt sc1

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STARTING AMOUNT + 78°F Mostly cloudy 4 ADD FACTOR x( ) 0.98692 atm 2.70 10⁰ Pa Q Search 0.00355 1 Convert 2.70 atm to torr 20.3 101.325 psi 14.70 1000 mm Hg ANSWER 0.001 1.01325 kPa 2050 bar RESET 5 1.01325x 10 torr 760

STARTING AMOUNT + 78°F Mostly cloudy 4 ADD FACTOR x( ) 0.98692 atm 2.70 10⁰ Pa Q Search 0.00355 1 Convert 2.70 atm to torr 20.3 101.325 psi 14.70 1000 mm Hg ANSWER 0.001 1.01325 kPa 2050 bar RESET 5 1.01325x 10 torr 760

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