Question on conversions when figuring out the pressure of a fluid

[avolaster]

Homework Statement

the problem has height in cm, and density in g/cm^3. do i have to convert the gravity into cm/sec^2?

see below:

Homework Equations

pressure=(height in cm)(density in g/cm^3)(gravity in m or in cm?)

The Attempt at a Solution

 

[rock.freak667]

You'd need to put your gravity in cm/s^2, but your pressure would be in N/cm^2 and no Pascals.

if you wanted it in pascals you would have to convert height to m and density to kg/m^3 with gravity in m/s^2.