Plz explain in detail Question 9Determine the length of a 2 m dismeter cyindrical vessel that contains oxygen gas (0) at 20 °C at a pressure of 301.325 kPa. The maximum mass of the gas is 20 kg.O 32mO 23m

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Question 9 Determine the length ef a 2m diameter cyindrical vessel that contains arygen gas 0at 20Cat a pressure of 301.325 kPa. The maximum mass of the gas is 20 kg O 32m O 23m

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