piston mA ideal gas A movable piston (mass = m and cross-sectional area = A) holds 0.5 mol of an ideal gas in a vertical cylinder. The piston slides without friction in the cylinder. What is the volume of the cylinder in thermodynamic equilibrium? (Atmospheric pressure is 1.013x105 Pa and temperature is (in m^3) T.) DATA: m = 7 kg; A = 9.0x10-2 m^2; T = 369 K; OA: 4.801x10-3 B: 6.385x10-3 OC: 8.492x10-3 OD: 1.129x102 OE: 1.502x10-2 OF: 1.998x10-2 OG: 2.657x10-2 OH: 3.534x10-2

piston mA ideal gas A movable piston (mass = m and cross-sectional area = A) holds 0.5 mol of an ideal gas in a vertical cylinder. The piston slides without friction in the cylinder. What is the volume of the cylinder in thermodynamic equilibrium? (Atmospheric pressure is 1.013x105 Pa and temperature is (in m^3) T.) DATA: m = 7 kg; A = 9.0x10-2 m^2; T = 369 K; OA: 4.801x10-3 B: 6.385x10-3 OC: 8.492x10-3 OD: 1.129x102 OE: 1.502x10-2 OF: 1.998x10-2 OG: 2.657x10-2 OH: 3.534x10-2

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