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a hot air balloon has a volume of 875L. what is the original temperature of the balloon if its volume changes to 955 L when heat

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soldi70 [24.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

using Charles law

v1/t1= v2/ t2

Explanation:

875/t1=955/56+273

t1= 329* 875/955

t1= 302.82k

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