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A balloon that is filled with gas was released at ground level. At ground level where the pressure was 740.0 mmHg and the temperature was 17.0 °C the balloon had a volume of 65.0 L. As the balloon floated higher in the atmosphere, it reached an altitude where the pressure and temperature were 150.0 mmHg and 1.00 °C, respectively. Determine the volume (in L) of the balloon at this new altitude. Volume: S
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Transcribed Image Text:A balloon that is filled with gas was released at ground level. At ground level where the pressure was 740.0 mmHg and the temperature was 17.0 °C the balloon had a volume of 65.0 L. As the balloon floated higher in the atmosphere, it reached an altitude where the pressure and temperature were 150.0 mmHg and 1.00 °C, respectively. Determine the volume (in L) of the balloon at this new altitude. Volume: S
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