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Verify that the units of pressure*volume are work units, and calculate the conversion from cmH2O*mL to Joules.

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A form of non-rigorous proof focusing on units is embodied. The expert verifies the units of pressure*volume which are work units. The conversions from cmH2O*mL to Joules are given.

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