Interpretation:
The new volume of gas is to be calculated after the change in temperature.
Concept introduction:
According to Charles’ law states, the volume of a gas with fixed mass and constant pressure is directly proportional to its temperature.
Answer to Problem 119A
The volume of gas at new temperature is 29.125 cm3
Explanation of Solution
The volume of gas at new temperature was calculated using Charles law and was found to be 29.125 cm3.
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