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0.030 m3. The balloon is compressed at a constant temperature causing the volume decrease to 0.025 m3. No helium leaves the balloon. Calculate the new pressure in the balloon
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0.030 m3.

The balloon is compressed at a constant temperature causing the volume
decrease to 0.025 m3.
No helium leaves the balloon.
Calculate the new pressure in the balloon

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14 votes

Answer:

see below

Step-by-step explanation:

P1V1 = P2V2

100 000 (.03) = x ( .025) x = 120 000 pa

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