Engineering Find the volume of a gas using Boyle's law

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The discussion revolves around using Boyle's Law to calculate the volume of a gas given a pressure of 10 kPa and a constant of 0.6 at 37 degrees Celsius. The formula pV = Constant is applied, leading to the rearrangement C/p = V. The calculation shows that V equals 0.06. There is confusion regarding the temperature's relevance in the calculation. The final volume derived from the given parameters is 0.06.
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Homework Statement
Find volume
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PV = C
Is this right
go confused with the 37 degrees

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pV = Constant
pressure of a gas is ‘10’ (kPa) and the constant ‘37 degrees celcus’ = ‘0.6’, calculate the volume that the gas.

pV = C
C/p = V
0.6/10 = C
V = 0.06
 
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