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Use the equation PiVi PfVf. Assume that Pi 101 kPa and Vi 10.0 L. If Pf 43.0 kPa, what is Vf

Use the equation PiVi PfVf. Assume that Pi 101 kPa and Vi 10.0 L. If Pf 43.0 kPa, what is Vf
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Use the equation PiVi PfVf. Assume that Pi 101 kPa and Vi 10.0 L. If Pf 43.0 kPa, what is Vf

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Solving for vf gives you PiVi/Pf. Now plug in 101kPa*10L/43kPa = 23.48L. Using significant figures i would round to 23.5L
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