Math, asked by hardhiichikkuslover0, 5 months ago

A certain volume of gas found to be at a pressure of 1000mm of hg.when the pressure was decreased by 720mm the gas occupied a volume of 2800m³. Calculate initial volume occupied by the gas if the change was done at constant temperature?

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Answered by simi1850
2

pressure dirctly prposnal 1/volume

p1/p2=v2/v1

p1=1000mm Hg,v1=?

p2=720mm Hg,v2=2800m³

1000/720=v2/v1=2800/v1

v1=2800×720/1000

v1=28×72

v1=2016m³

Answered by harshitha111301
3

Ans-pressure is directly proportional to 1/volume.

formula-p1/p2=V2/V1

P1=1000mm Hg, V1=?

P2= 720mm Hg, V2=2800m³.

solution -

1000/720=2800/v1

( cross multiple.)

v1=2800×720/1000

therefore - V1= 2,016m³

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