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| − | The '''Pascal''' is the unit of pressure named after [[Blaise Pascal]]. It represents [[newton (unit)|newton]]s per square meter. | + | The '''Pascal''' (abbreviated Pa) is the unit of pressure named after [[Blaise Pascal]]. It represents [[newton (unit)|newton]]s per square meter. |
| − | '''Pascal''' is also the name of a computer programming language. | + | '''[[Pascal_programming_language|Pascal]]''' is also the name of a computer programming language. |
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The Pascal (abbreviated Pa) is the unit of pressure named after Blaise Pascal. It represents newtons per square meter.
Pascal is also the name of a computer programming language.