Problem #1: An ideal gas of initial volume V=1m^3, initial temperature T=1000C and initial pressure P=10,000 Pa is heated up to a final temperature T=3000C and allowed to expand into a final volume V=3m^3. What is the final pressure?

Problem #1: An ideal gas of initial volume V=1m^3, initial temperature T=1000C and initial pressure P=10,000 Pa is heated up to a final temperature T=3000C and allowed to expand into a final volume V=3m^3. What is the final pressure?

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