Initially, a gas is subjected to standard atmospheric pressure with a temperature reading of 289K and volume of 2830 liters. It is then transferred to a 310 liters tank. Prior to the transfer, the already contains a similar gas subjected to pressure of 138 kPa with a temperature reading of 297K. If the transfer increases the pressure inside the tank to 1175 kPa, what is its equivalent temperature reading?

Initially, a gas is subjected to standard atmospheric pressure with a temperature reading of 289K and volume of 2830 liters. It is then transferred to a 310 liters tank. Prior to the transfer, the already contains a similar gas subjected to pressure of 138 kPa with a temperature reading of 297K. If the transfer increases the pressure inside the tank to 1175 kPa, what is its equivalent temperature reading?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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