A certain ideal gas of volume V = 6.0 x10-3 m is at pressure P1 = 90 kPa and at temperature T1-20°C. When its volume increases to V2 = 12x10-3 m and the temperature goes up to T2 = 70°C, how much is the pressure in kPa?

A certain ideal gas of volume V = 6.0 x10-3 m is at pressure P1 = 90 kPa and at temperature T1-20°C. When its volume increases to V2 = 12x10-3 m and the temperature goes up to T2 = 70°C, how much is the pressure in kPa?

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