An ideal gas is initially at a temperature of 300 K. Its volume triples while its pressure decreases by a factor of two. What is its finaltemperature?Select one:O a. 200 KO b. 1200 KO c. 50.0 KO d. 1800 KO e. 450 K A monochromatic laser beam propagates in +z direction, E is +y direction. B is oriented inSelect one:O a. z directionO b. -y directionO c. -z directionO d. -x directionO e. + x direction

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An ideal gas is initially at a temperature of 300 K. Its volume triples while its pressure decreases by a factor of two. What is its final temperature? Select one: O a. 200 K O b. 1200 K O c. 50.0 K O d. 1800 K O e. 450 K

An ideal gas is initially at a temperature of 300 K. Its volume triples while its pressure decreases by a factor of two. What is its final temperature? Select one: O a. 200 K O b. 1200 K O c. 50.0 K O d. 1800 K O e. 450 K

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An ideal gas is initially at a temperature of 300 K. Its volume triples while its pressure decreases by a factor of two. What is its final
temperature?
Select one:
O a. 200 K
O b. 1200 K
O c. 50.0 K
O d. 1800 K
O e. 450 K

A monochromatic laser beam propagates in +z direction, E is +y direction. B is oriented in
Select one:
O a. z direction
O b. -y direction
O c. -z direction
O d. -x direction
O e. + x direction

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