In this case you go to the thousandths so,-.261, -0.262 ,-0.263,-0.264,and so on.you could even go to the millionths,for example -0.2611
A. Let us first assume that the gas acts like an ideal
gas so that we can use the ideal gas equation:
PV = nRT
where P is pressure, V is volume, n is number of moles, R
is universal gas constant and T is absolute temperature
In this case, let us assume that nRT = constant so that:
P1V1 = P2V2
400 mm Hg * 400 mL = P2 * 200 mL
P2 = 800 mm Hg
<span>B. The collision of gas with the walls of the container
produces Pressure.</span>
Answer:
3 c ock
Step-by-step explanation:
Reason being of you add 1 c ock and 2 c ock you get 3 c ock
Answer:
<em>t = 1.51</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Exponential Model</u>
The exponential model is often used to simulate the behavior of a magnitude that either grow or decay in proportion to the existing amount of that magnitude.
The model can be expressed as

In this case, Mo is the initial mass of the radioactive substance and k is a constant which value is positive if the mass is growing or negative if the mass is decaying.
The value of k is not precisely given in the question, we are assuming 
The model is now

We are required to compute the time it takes the mass to reach one-half of its initial value:

Simplifying

Taking logarithms

Solving for t
