How can I solve this? Let's use the formula;Sample problem:# Initial volume (L) | Initial Pressure|(atm)Final Volume Final Pressure|(L)(atm)11521025503.113210043380250note: your initial volume should be paired with initial pressure known as - V:P:Your final volume should be paired with final pressure known asV:P2

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Let's use the formula;
Sample problem:
# Initial volume (L) | Initial Pressure
|(atm)
Final Volume Final Pressure
|(L)
(atm)
1
15
2
10
25
50
3.
11
32
100
4
33
80
250
note: your initial volume should be paired with initial pressure known as - V:P:
Your final volume should be paired with final pressure known as
V:P2

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