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Given a container of helium gas with an initial volume of 39 L and temperature of 310K, calculate the new if the temperature is changed to 31K
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Given a container of helium gas with an initial volume of

39 L and temperature of 310K, calculate the new if the
temperature is changed to 31K

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Answer:

v2 = 3.9 L

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