A sample of gas is kept at 5 atmospheres, 25°C, and takes up 3 L. If the gas is cooled, the volume changes to 1.5 L and the pressure changes to 4 atmospheres, what is the final temperature in degrees Celsius? Show all your work.

A sample of gas is kept at 5 atmospheres, 25°C, and takes up 3 L. If the gas is cooled, the volume changes to 1.5 L and the pressure changes to 4 atmospheres, what is the final temperature in degrees Celsius? Show all your work.

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