A gas measures 725mm and 32C. what will be the temperature of the gas at 705mm?

Chemistry

1 answer:

garri49 [273]2 years ago

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Answer:

31°C

Explanation:

Using the ratio, we can find the temperature of the gas at 705mm.

725mm : 32°C

705mm : x

[ x is the temperature we have to find ]

Cross multiply the ratios.

725x = 705 × 32

725x = 22560

x = $\frac{22560}{725}$ = 31°C

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