Rectangular tank contains 3.0 kg of air. The length of the tank is 1.1 m and the width is 0.9 m. The pressure p of the tank is 1.2 bar temperature T₁ is -20 °C. Calculate a) Amount of air n b) Height of the tank h c) Density of air p mol (with zero decimal accuracy) m (with one decimal accuracy) kg/m³ (with one decimal accuracy) If the temperature inside the tank increases by 50 °C, what is the new pressure in the tank? d) New pressure P₂ bar (with one decimal accuracy)

Rectangular tank contains 3.0 kg of air. The length of the tank is 1.1 m and the width is 0.9 m. The pressure p of the tank is 1.2 bar temperature T₁ is -20 °C. Calculate a) Amount of air n b) Height of the tank h c) Density of air p mol (with zero decimal accuracy) m (with one decimal accuracy) kg/m³ (with one decimal accuracy) If the temperature inside the tank increases by 50 °C, what is the new pressure in the tank? d) New pressure P₂ bar (with one decimal accuracy)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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