I'm in college. I have never had a decent math teacher in my life. I have no idea how to do this at all. My physics professor didn't even go over the gas laws, he just came in expecting us to know how to do this.
3 times its reciprocal equals one...so 1/3?
1*1=3*1/3
i don't know how to even begin to show my work.
you said v1*p1=v2*p2
if v2 is triple of v1, then p2 is triple of p1...so, I'm going to make a wild guess here...
v1*p1=3*3
I put 3 times 3, because it's tripled on each one. If this isn't correct, then I have no idea what to do. LOL
it was p1/p2=(t2/t1)(v1/v2).
you told me that if a property doesn't change, it equals one and drops out of the equation, so that would leave me p1/p2=v1/v2, correct?
okay, so using that formula, how would I go about solving it?
p1/p2=(t2/t1)(v1/v2)
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1. A sample of neon gas has its volume tripled and its temperature held constant. What will be the new pressure relative to the initial pressure?
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