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The volume of a gas is 204 ml when the pressure is 925 kPa at constant temperature what is the final pressure if the volume increases to 306 ml?
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The volume of a gas is 204 ml when the pressure is 925 kPa at constant temperature what is the final pressure if the volume increases to 306 ml?

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Calculate. 925 x 1.5 is 412.5 + 412.5 + 412.5.

This totals to 1387.5 kPa.

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