A constant volume gas thermometer shows
pressure readings of 50 em and 90 cm of
mereury at 0' C. 100° C respectively. The
temperature of the bath when pressure
reading is 60 cm of mercury.
1) 45°C 2) 30°C 3) 25 °C4) 20°C plse tell me fast frnds
Answers
Answered by
3
We know, when V is constant, P is proportional to T.
P = AT + B
When T = 0, P = 50 cm of mercury
=> 50 = 0 + B
=> B = 50
When T = 100, P = 90 cm of mercury
=> 90 = 100A + 50
=> A = 0.4
Now, when P = 60 cm of mercury
P = AT + B
=> 60 = (0.4)(T) + 50
=> T = 10/0.4 = 25 oC
Hope it helped......☺️
Answered by
7
hey Brainly user!
Here is your answer
Given,
t=60-50/90-50×100
t=25 Celsius
Similar questions
Geography,
6 months ago
English,
6 months ago
Math,
11 months ago
Math,
1 year ago
Environmental Sciences,
1 year ago