A student increases the temperature of a balloon from 278 K to 231 K. Assuming constant pressure, what should the new volume of
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I'm assuming that you're working with gas laws here. This would be relating to Charles's Law which states that the volume of a gas is proportional to the temperature when pressure is held constant (or that when temperature increases, the volume increases). The formula looks like this:
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You're given T1=278 K and T2=231 K. You need a V1 (which usually is given to you). Plug the numbers into the formula and solve for V2. Good luck!
You're given T1=278 K and T2=231 K. You need a V1 (which usually is given to you). Plug the numbers into the formula and solve for V2. Good luck!
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