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Some amount of nitrogen occupies 20.0 m3 at a gauge pressure of 224 kPa. Find the gauge pressure when its volume is 30.0 m3. O 161 kPa O 101 kPa 217 kPa O 116 kPa

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Some amount of nitrogen occupies 20.0 m at a gauge pressure of 224 kPa. Find the gauge
pressure when its volume is 30.0 m³.
O 161 kPa
O 101 kPa
O 217 kPa
O 116 kPa

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