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Boyle's Law states that for a certain gas in a container we have P· V = 370 where P %3D represents the pressure of the and V represents the volume of the gas (in liters). gas (in mmHG) a. If the pressure of the gas is 200 mmHG, what is the volume of the gas? liters Preview b. Write a function f that determines the volume of the gas (in liters) in terms of the pressure of the gas in mmHG, P. f(P) Preview c. Complete the following statement. (Hint: if f(P) increases without bound, enter "oo". If f(P) decreases without bound, enter "- 0".) As P → 0*, f(P) → Preview

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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