If 15.2 L of gas expands to 45.8 L, against a constant pressure of 0.938 atm., what is the value of w (work)? (Give the answer in L atm)   a. – 30.6 L atm. b. – 28.7 L atm. c. – 58.1 L atm. d. + 32.6 L atm. e. none of these.

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