A 6.25-L helium balloon at a temperature of 28.50°C and pressure of 757.2 mmHg is submerged into a swimming pool to a depth where the pressure is 922.3 mmHg and the temperature is 26.35°C. What is the volume of the submerged balloon?

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A 6.25-L helium balloon at a temperature of 28.50°C and pressure of 757.2 mmHg is submerged into a swimming pool to a depth where the pressure is 922.3 mmHg and the temperature is 26.35°C. What is the volume of the submerged balloon? 

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