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Transcribed Image Text:A mixture of gas has 1.10 atm N2 and 760 mmHg of 02. What is the total pressure in athm
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O a. 1.86 atm
o b. 2.10 atm
Oc. 8.70 atm
O d. 761 atm
e. 761.1 atm
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