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4. PHYSICS a. The temperature of gas of volume 35cm® is 42°C at pressure of 450mmHg. Calculate the tempera, ure when the volume is 120cm at pressure of 490mmHg

4. PHYSICS a. The temperature of gas of volume 35cm® is 42°C at pressure of 450mmHg. Calculate the tempera, ure when the volume is 120cm at pressure of 490mmHg
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4. PHYSICS

a. The temperature of gas of volume 35cm® is 42°C at pressure of 450mmHg.
Calculate the tempera, ure when the volume is 120cm at pressure of
490mmHg

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