QUESTION 4 Consider a 5 ft rigid container that is filled with 0.5 Ibm of helium. The initial pressure of the container is 60 psi. The container is then heated until the pressure reaches 110 psi. Determine the change in temperature, in °C, due to this heating process.

QUESTION 4 Consider a 5 ft rigid container that is filled with 0.5 Ibm of helium. The initial pressure of the container is 60 psi. The container is then heated until the pressure reaches 110 psi. Determine the change in temperature, in °C, due to this heating process.

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