The pressure of a gas in a container varies directly with its temperature and inversely with its volume. At a temperature of 9090 Kelvin and a volume of 1010 cu

Question

The pressure of a gas in a container varies directly with its temperature and inversely with its volume. At a temperature of 9090 Kelvin and a volume of 1010 cubic meters, the pressure is 37.837.8  newtons per square meter. What is the pressure if the temperature is increased to 100100 Kelvin and the volume is decreased to 66 cubic meters?
The pressure is
nothing newtons per square meter.

Answer 1

P = kT/V

37,837.8 = 9090k/1010

37,837.8 = 9k

4204.2 = k

 

P = (4204.2)(100,100)/66

P = 6,376,370 newtons/meter²