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Transcribed Image Text:A study was made of the effect of temperature on the volume of 2.00 g of helium (He) gas, with the pressure held constant at 3 atm. The data for this experiment were:
T. (°C)
-50.00 -10.00
3.196
V. (L)
3.050
0.00
4.233
slope -
y-intercept
25.00
4.575
50.00
4.416
100.00
5.200
Graph the volume vs the temperature. Round to three places after the decimal point and include the leading zero before the decimal point in your answers.
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