T.22 Please help me answer this physics question QUESTION 22A 24x10-m³ tank contains ideal helium gas at 300K and a pressure of 22.2 X10PN m-. The atomic mass of helium is2x10-kg mol, how much substance is in the tank?0.50kg0.304kg0.04kg0.15kg

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A 24x10- m tank contains ideal helium gas at 300K and a pressure of 22.2 ×10PN/m. The atomic mass of helium is 2x10 kg mol, how much substance is in the tank? 0.50kg 0.304kg 0.04kg 0.15kg

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A 24x10-m³ tank contains ideal helium gas at 300K and a pressure of 22.2 X10PN m-. The atomic mass of helium is
2x10-kg mol, how much substance is in the tank?
0.50kg
0.304kg
0.04kg
0.15kg

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