Noting the general gas law in Exercise 54, if V remains constant, (a) express P as a
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Noting the general gas law in Exercise 54, if V remains constant,
(a) express P as a function of T.
(b) A car tire is filled with air at 10.0°C with a pressure of 225 kPa, and after a while the air temperature in the tire is 60.0°C. Assuming no change in volume, what is the pressure?
Data from Exercises 54
The general gas law states that the pressure P of an ideal gas varies directly as the thermodynamic temperature T and inversely as the volume V. If P = 610 kPa for V = 10.0 cm3 and T = 290 K, find V for P = 400 kPa and T = 400 K.
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