6.As shown in Figure 3, two flasks are connected by initiallyclosed stopcock. One flash contains krypton gas at 500KryptonHeliummmHg, while the other contains helium at 950 mmHg. The250 cm.500 mmHg450 cm950 mmHgstopcock is now opened so that the gasses mix. What is thefinal pressure in the system? Assume constant temperature.NB: 2 out of 6 six questions will be on your Midterm Exam.2/2

GIVENP1=500mmHg, v1=250cm3P2=900mmHg, v2=450cm3

Answered: 6. As shown in Figure 3, two flasks are…

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