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Answer:

67.3 kPa

Step-by-step explanation:

We're focusing on pressure and volume of gases, so we can use our ideal gas law formula PV=nRT. Everything is constant except pressure and volume, but the values change when moving from city 1 to city 2, so we can say PV city 1= PV city 2.

We can simplify our formula to be P1V1=P2V2. This is specifically Boyle's Law, where if pressure increases (from city 1 to city 2) then volume decreases, thus we can say pressure and volume have an inverse/opposite relationship.

This is an important formula to understand, you can easily memorize it by referring to PV=nRT.

Let's plug in the values we know.

P1V1=P2V2

(101)(6) = (9)(V2)

Now let's solve for V2.


(101 x 6)/(9) = V2


(606)/(9) = V2

67.3 kPa = V2

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