A gas at a fixed volume had a temperature change from 187.00 K to 65.25 K. At 65.25 K, the pressure was recorded as 188 Pa. What was the initial pressure? *USE THE EQUATION FOR GAY-LUSAAC’S LAW SKETCHPADQuestion 6A gas at a fixed volume had a temperature change from 187.00 K to 65.25 K. At 65.25 K, thepressure was recorded as 188 Pa. What was the initial pressure?Show your work in the work space below.Hint: Use the equation for Gay-Lusaac's Law

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