Answer:0.0704 kg
Explanation:
Given
initial Absolute pressure
=210+101.325=311.325



as the volume remains constant therefore



therefore Gauge pressure is 337.44-101.325=236.117 KPa
Initial mass 

Final mass 

Therefore
=0.91-0.839=0.0704 kg of air needs to be removed to get initial pressure back
The volume would be 287cm³. Multiply all the 3 numbers by each other
Answer:
dorsiflexion
Explanation:
To decrease the angle between the anterior surface of the foot and anterior surface of the lower leg is described as: dorsiflexion
That's unaccelerated motion,
and constant velocity.
From that particular list:
Mica (A), Quartz (B), and Copper (D) are minerals.
Steam (C) isn't.