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Use the equation PiVi PfVf. Assume that Pi 101 kPa and Vi 10.0 L. If Pf 43.0 kPa, what is Vf

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Solving for vf gives you PiVi/Pf. Now plug in 101kPa*10L/43kPa = 23.48L. Using significant figures i would round to 23.5L

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