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Assuming the volume is constant, if a gas has an initial pressure of 84.0 kPa at 30.0°C, what would the new pressure be at 240.0°C? (Round to the nearest whole number) kPa DONE 1) Intro 2 of 3
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Assuming the volume is constant, if a gas has an

initial pressure of 84.0 kPa at 30.0°C, what would
the new pressure be at 240.0°C? (Round to the
nearest whole number)
kPa
DONE
1) Intro
2 of 3

User Ali Safari
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Answer:

672kP

Step-by-step explanation:

Equate the initial pressure with respect the first temperature. The unknown pressure to the second temperature and you cross multiply

User Vaseph
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Answer: 142kPa.

Explanation:got it right on edge 2020

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