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If a scuba tank contains the equivalent of what would be 2200 L of compressed air at normal pressure (14.7 psi). What is the internal volume of the scuba tank if that air is actually stored at 3200 psi?

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We have to calculate internal volume

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Explanation :

V₁ = 2200L. V₂ = ?

P₁= 14.7 psi P₂= 3200 psi

We know that ,

P₁V₁= P₂V₂

14.7 psi × 2200 L = V₂ × 3200 psi

Therefore,

V₂ = 10.10 L

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