2. If 100 ft3 of atmospheric air at zero Fahrenheit temperature are compressed to avolume of 1 ft³ at a temperature of 200 F, what will be the pressure of the air inpsi?

Answer: Final pressure of air = 2109.13 psi Have a good day.

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