One more problem that was giving me issues.
Here's how I worked it out:
Comments? Corrections?PS. Sorry for flooding the board with my problems. This is the last one for a bit! I have an exam coming up, and was shaky on some concepts. I get so anxious before exams. Can't hurt to ask...
Here is a problem I was having difficulty with. Took me forever just to figure out how to solve (because I stink at Calc).
Here is my work:
Does this look okay? What do you think of the approach?
My tutor sent me a (belated) response to this question. His method yields -9, as opposed to -10. Can you see why one answer should be correct over the other?
You have been helping me all night. So grateful for your work. I have two more problems that are bugging the heck out of me, but I think I should let you rest for the night! Hehe
Last one for the night!
These are the questions:
This is my work:
I think question 5 is correct (I hope), but I'm not entirely sure about question 6. Any help would be appreciated!
The ideal gas law states that the pressure P, volume V , and temperature T of a gas are related by
PV = NkT
where N is the number of molecules of gas, and k is Bolzmann's constant, about 1.38 10^-23 J/K where J is Joules and K is Kelvins. Say that I have 10^24 molecules of gas. The gas...