You initially have a gas at a pressure of 303,975 Pascals (N/m2) and a volume of 0.0055 m³. The gas is contained in a piston with an external pressure such that the final volume is 0.0105 m3. Calculate the external pressure and the work performed by the gas in Joules.

You initially have a gas at a pressure of 303,975 Pascals (N/m2) and a volume of 0.0055 m³. The gas is contained in a piston with an external pressure such that the final volume is 0.0105 m3. Calculate the external pressure and the work performed by the gas in Joules.

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You initially have a gas at a pressure of 303,975 Pascals
(N/m2) and a volume of 0.0055 m³. The gas is contained in a
piston with an external pressure such that the final volume is
0.0105 m3. Calculate the external pressure and the work
performed by the gas in Joules.

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