A closedtank of a certain gas receives heat from being exposed to the sun. The bourdon pressure gauge initially reads 20 kpa but after some time it reads 30 kpa. The initial temperature of the gas is 10C but it rises to 30C after some time: Find the ff: A. initial and final temperatures in °F,?,????.B. the change in temperature in °C,°F,?,????. please use 2 decimal places for your solution & final answer

A closedtank of a certain gas receives heat from being exposed to the sun. The bourdon pressure gauge initially reads 20 kpa but after some time it reads 30 kpa. The initial temperature of the gas is 10C but it rises to 30C after some time: Find the ff: A. initial and final temperatures in °F,?,????.B. the change in temperature in °C,°F,?,????. please use 2 decimal places for your solution & final answer

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

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