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here given: at constant pressure it means charle's i.e,V directly proportional to T(in K)
therefore,V1/V2=T1/T2.
=>V2=270ml
about 5 years ago
Tushar
it is simple ..
use V1=T2 and V2=T2 and divide the equations ..
you will find the final volume.. :)
about 5 years ago
9719741115
PV=nRT
since,pressure const.=>T1/V1 = T2/V2
=>273+30/300 = 273-3/V2
=>V2=270ml
about 6 years ago
Akshit
ans:270 ml t=273+27=300,t'=273-3=270
v/t=v'/t'
300/300=x/270
therefore x=270 ml
almost 7 years ago
Roja
by PV=NRT
you can take relation V1/T1 = V2/T2
APPLY THIS ,put the temperature in KELVIN.
hope this will work for you.
about 7 years ago
Rithik gup...
volume is inversly propositional to tempurature so v1/t1=v2/t2.
dont forget to convert celsious to kelvin
about 7 years ago
Ravi
use the formula of ideal gas equation PV/nRT=constant and take TEMPERATURE IN KELVIN
almost 9 years ago
Devanshu
V/T is constant. And temperature should be in kelvin. Therefore answer should be 270 ml.
about 9 years ago
Prathishta...
V is directly proportional to T
V1/T1=V2/T2
300/300=x/270
Hence x =270
[celsius to be converted to kelvin]
about 10 years ago
Aravind
Answer is 3.270ml . Use V1/T1=PV2/T2 where V1=300ml T1=300K T2=270K ,find V2
over 10 years ago
Abhirup ba...
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