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Your friend sits on a 25.0L exercise ball, squishing the ball so that it is only 17.5L. What is the pressure inside the ball if the outside air pressure is 100. kPa? Use the Boyle's Law equation to determine
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Your friend sits on a 25.0L exercise ball, squishing the ball so that it is only 17.5L. What is the pressure inside the ball if the outside air pressure is 100. kPa?

Use the Boyle's Law equation to determine the answer.

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b

Explanation: because i took the test and got a 100

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