1. An ideal gas at initial pressure PF4PA and temperature T=200K expands isothermally to 3 times its original volume. The gas is then further reduced in pressure at constant volume to pf1Pa. What is the final temperature of the gas, Tf? (hint: draw the multi-step process on a pV diagram.) А. 35K В. 150K С. 200K D. 300K E. 600K

1. An ideal gas at initial pressure PF4PA and temperature T=200K expands isothermally to 3 times its original volume. The gas is then further reduced in pressure at constant volume to pf1Pa. What is the final temperature of the gas, Tf? (hint: draw the multi-step process on a pV diagram.) А. 35K В. 150K С. 200K D. 300K E. 600K

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