molecules remain in 1 L?9) A cylindrical metallic container is filled with air and is closed firmly when thepressure is Pi=1 atm and the temperature is T;=27°C. In a very hot sunnyday, the container's temperature rises to T =70°C while its volume remainsalmost the same, see Fig.11.20. Find the final pressure inside the container.(31) The initial volume, pressure, and temperature of helium gas trapped in acontainer with a movable piston are V;=3 L, P=150 kPa, and T;=300K,respectively, see Fig. 11.21. If the volume is decreased to V=2.5L and the%3Dpressure increases to Pf=300 kPa, find the final temperature of the gas assum-ing that it behaves like an ideal gas.deFig. 11.21 See Exercise (31)PiViTPr.Vr. TFinalInitialChapte(1) Co

Given, Initial pressure Pi = 1 atm Initial Temperature Ti=27∘ Final Temperature Tf=70∘ Volume remain…

O A cylindrical metallic container is filled with air and is closed firmly when the pressure is P¡=1 atm and the temperature is T; = 27°C. In a very hot sunny day, the container's temperature rises to T = 70°C while its volume remains %3D almost the same, see Fig. 11.20. Find the final pressure inside the container.

O A cylindrical metallic container is filled with air and is closed firmly when the pressure is P¡=1 atm and the temperature is T; = 27°C. In a very hot sunny day, the container's temperature rises to T = 70°C while its volume remains %3D almost the same, see Fig. 11.20. Find the final pressure inside the container.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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