ReviewA Bookmark42:58 Evans, Ja'Naisa aGas Laws / 8 of 10A mixture of hydrogen gas with a pressure of 114 torr, ammonia gas with a pressure of 171 torr, carbon dioxide gas with a pressure of 228 torr, and nitrogen gaswith a pressure of 286 torr, what is the total pressure?O A. 401 torrB. 799 torrC. 701 torrD. 899 torr

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A mixture of hydrogen gas with a pressure of 114 torr, ammonia gas with a pressure of 171 torr, carbon dioxide gas with a pressure of 228 torr, and nitrogen gas
with a pressure of 286 torr, what is the total pressure?
O A. 401 torr
B. 799 torr
C. 701 torr
D. 899 torr

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