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A sample of gas's pressure is decreased from 540. kPa to 220. kPa. The original volume of gas was 2.00 L. Assume the temperature and number of particles are constant. What is the new volume? A. 0.500 L
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A sample of gas's pressure is decreased from 540. kPa to 220. kPa. The original volume of gas was 2.00 L. Assume the temperature and number of particles are constant. What is the new volume?

A. 0.500 L
B. 1.50 L
C. 3.92 L
D. 4.91 L

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the answer is D

Step-by-step explanation:

i guess we have to divide 540 by 220 yes it will give us 2 with numbers but we will round

add 2 by 2.91 it will give us a 4.91

i hope i just get the answer right i tried giving a guess

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I do believe the answer will be C
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