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Some amount of oxygen occupies 500 in at an absolute pressure 40 lb/in2 (psi). What should be the corresponding volume at an absolute pressure of 100 psi? O 220 in3 270 in3 O 200 in3 O 170 in3

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Some amount of oxygen occupies 500 in at an absolute pressure 40 lb/in (psi). What should be
the corresponding volume at an absolute pressure of 100 psi?
O 220 in
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270 in
O 200 in3
170 in
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