### Gas Pressure System Analysis#### Problem Statement:The system below is at 273 K and the volume of the connecting tube is negligible. The gases can flow between the containers.#### Diagram Description:- The system consists of two containers connected by a tube: - The left container has a volume of 5.00 L and contains yellow gas particles labeled as 1.00 mol O₂ (oxygen gas). - The right container has a volume of 10.00 L and contains orange gas particles labeled as 1.00 mol N₂ (nitrogen gas). The diagram visually represents these molecules with small yellow and orange circles, respectively.#### Objective:What is the total pressure of the gas in the combined system?#### Formula:\[ P_{total} = [ ? ] \, \text{atm} \]#### Input:- **Total Pressure (atm)**: [Input field for total pressure in atmospheres]#### Instruction:- Calculate the total pressure of the gases in the combined system and enter the value in the provided input field.**Note:** You can use the Ideal Gas Law and combine the moles of gases and their volumes to find the final pressure.**Enter your calculated total pressure in atm:**\[ \text{Total Pressure (atm)}: \, \_\_\_\_\_ \textbf{Enter} \]

Given: For oxygen: The volume is 5.00 L, the number of moles of O2 is 1.00 mol, and the temperature…

The system below is at 273 K and the volume of the connecting tube is negligible. The gases can flow between the containers. 5.00 10.00 L O 01.00 mol O₂ 1.00 mol N₂ What is the total pressure of the gas in the combined system? Protal = [?] atm Total Pressure (atm) Enter

The system below is at 273 K and the volume of the connecting tube is negligible. The gases can flow between the containers. 5.00 10.00 L O 01.00 mol O₂ 1.00 mol N₂ What is the total pressure of the gas in the combined system? Protal = [?] atm Total Pressure (atm) Enter

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