Arturo O. answered 04/20/18
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I assume the H is really H2. Both gases occupy the same volume V = 25 L. Divide the mass in grams of each gas by its molecular weight (or by the atomic weight in the case of Ar) to get the number of moles n of the gas. Then each partial pressure is
P = nRT/V
V = 25 L
T = (57.4 + 273)K
n = number of moles of the particular gas
R = universal gas constant
Plug in the numbers in appropriate units.