As the temperature in a pressure cooker rose from 383 k to 431 k, the pressure rose to 1.16 atm. what was the original pressure of the cooker? plz name the gas law as well

As the temperature in a pressure cooker rose from 383 k to 431 k, the pressure rose to 1.16 atm. what was the original pressure of the cooker? plz name the gas law as well

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