Pressure varies inversely as volume. When the pressure is 8 Pascals, the volume is 22 liters. What would the volume be if the pressure were increased to 16 pascals?

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Free Radical asked Mar 25, 2022

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Pressure varies inversely as volume. When the pressure is 8 Pascals, the volume is 22 liters. What would the volume be if the pressure were increased to 16 pascals?

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we can use 2 formule to solve your question: One is P*V=n(mol)*R*T(KELVIN)

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And other is P(first)*V(first)=P(last)*V(last)

8*22=16*?

the ?=11

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