Help Macmillan LearningAn ideal gas is allowed to expand from 8.80 L to 74.8 L at constant temperature.By what factor does the volume increase?factor:The pressure willincrease by that same factor.decrease by that same factor.If the initial pressure was 123 atm, what is the final pressure? Macmillan Learningfactor:The pressure willO increase by that same factor.O decrease by that same factor.If the initial pressure was 123 atm, what is the final pressure?Pfinal =atm

Given : Vinitial = 8.80L Vfinal = 74.8 L Tip : pressure and volume has inversely relationship

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An ideal gas is allowed to expand from 8.80 L to 74.8 L at constant temperature.
By what factor does the volume increase?
factor:
The pressure will
increase by that same factor.
decrease by that same factor.
If the initial pressure was 123 atm, what is the final pressure?

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factor:
The pressure will
O increase by that same factor.
O decrease by that same factor.
If the initial pressure was 123 atm, what is the final pressure?
Pfinal =
atm

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