Gas with volume of 5 L (litre) and under pressure 10 kPa, is subjected to isothermal transformation. Its volume after the transformation is 15 L. Calculate the pressure at which the gas is after the transformation. /Give the answer in [kPa]/ Group of answer choices A. 40 kPa B.. 30 kPa C. 50 kPa

Gas with volume of 5 L (litre) and under pressure 10 kPa, is subjected to isothermal transformation. Its volume after the transformation is 15 L. Calculate the pressure at which the gas is after the transformation. /Give the answer in [kPa]/ Group of answer choices A. 40 kPa B.. 30 kPa C. 50 kPa

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