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Hello!
The ball took up 2,9L
To solve this problem, we should apply the ideal gas law and clear for n (the number of moles), as this value doesn't change when Devin takes the ball to the garage:
Now, we should clear this equation to find V2, as this is the value we are looking for:
≈2,9L
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The ball took up 2,9L
To solve this problem, we should apply the ideal gas law and clear for n (the number of moles), as this value doesn't change when Devin takes the ball to the garage:
Now, we should clear this equation to find V2, as this is the value we are looking for:
Have a nice day!
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