An ideal gas, at pressure 4.9 atmospheres, in a volume 1.1 m3 and at a temperature of 308 K, is compressed into a lower volume 0.44 m3, at a pressure of 6.26 atmospheres. What is the new temperature, in K with two digits of precision?

An ideal gas, at pressure 4.9 atmospheres, in a volume 1.1 m3 and at a temperature of 308 K, is compressed into a lower volume 0.44 m3, at a pressure of 6.26 atmospheres. What is the new temperature, in K with two digits of precision?

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