I’ve answered the questions already but I’m supposed to have the answer done in significant figures - just need to know if they are done correctly - much appreciated ! 9. A balloon is filled with helium in an airplane, where the air pressure is 81 kPa.The filled balloon has a volume of 4.2 L. When the plane lands, the cabin isdepressurized to the outside air pressure, which is 94 kPa. If the temperatureof the balloọn remains the same, what is the new volume of the balloon?ispo 42u)3,6193,62Ls3.62し sく210. A small helium tank claims to be able to fill 30 balloons to a volume of 3.15 Lat a pressure of 101 kPa. How many liters of helium will the tank be able toproduce at a pressure of 94.2 kPa? Assume that the temperature of the tankremains the same throughout.3.38L3,38LS V2V251101Kpa.13154)こ3,377し11 b

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I’ve answered the questions already but I’m supposed to have the answer done in significant figures - just need to know if they are done correctly - much appreciated !

9. A balloon is filled with helium in an airplane, where the air pressure is 81 kPa.
The filled balloon has a volume of 4.2 L. When the plane lands, the cabin is
depressurized to the outside air pressure, which is 94 kPa. If the temperature
of the balloọn remains the same, what is the new volume of the balloon?
ispo 42u)3,619
3,62L
s3.62し sく2
10. A small helium tank claims to be able to fill 30 balloons to a volume of 3.15 L
at a pressure of 101 kPa. How many liters of helium will the tank be able to
produce at a pressure of 94.2 kPa? Assume that the temperature of the tank
remains the same throughout.
3.38L
3,38LS V2
V251101Kpa.13154)こ3,377し
11 b

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The given problem is based upon gaseous law which can be classified as .,

Boyle's Law at constant temperature.,

PV = Constant

Charles law at constant pressure ,

V/T = Constant

Avogadro's Law at constant temperature and pressure,

V/n= constant

Ideal Gas Law, PV = nRT

here P denotes pressure of gas V denotes Volume occupied by gas T denotes temperature of gas and n denotes number of mole of gas and R denotes Gas constant.

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