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If the temperature of 50.0 L of a gas at 40.0°C falls by 10.0C°, what is the new volume of the gas if the pressure is constant? a. 45.0 L b.48.4 L c.52.0 L d.55.0 L ​

If the temperature of 50.0 L of a gas at 40.0°C falls by 10.0C°, what is the new volume of the gas if the pressure is constant? a. 45.0 L b.48.4 L c.52.0 L d.55.0 L ​
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If the temperature of 50.0 L of a gas at 40.0°C falls by 10.0C°, what is the new volume of the gas if the pressure is constant?

a. 45.0 L
b.48.4 L
c.52.0 L
d.55.0 L ​

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48.4– hope that helped.
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