Show all working explaining detailly each step 33. 2 bulbs X and Y are filled with an ideal gas and connected by a capillary tube. The volume of bulb X isthree times that of bulb Y. The number of gas molecules in X and Y are 2N and N respectively. If thetemperature of the gas in Y is 300 K, what is the temperature of the gas in X?A. 150 KВ. 200 KС. 450 KD. 600 K[B]

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Y are filled with an ideal gas and connected by a capillary tube. The volume of bulb X is at of bulb Y. The number of gas molecules in X and Y are 2N and N respectively. If the f the gas in Y is 300 K, what is the temperature of the gas in X? В. 200 K С. 450 K D. 600 K [B]

Y are filled with an ideal gas and connected by a capillary tube. The volume of bulb X is at of bulb Y. The number of gas molecules in X and Y are 2N and N respectively. If the f the gas in Y is 300 K, what is the temperature of the gas in X? В. 200 K С. 450 K D. 600 K [B]

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33. 2 bulbs X and Y are filled with an ideal gas and connected by a capillary tube. The volume of bulb X is
three times that of bulb Y. The number of gas molecules in X and Y are 2N and N respectively. If the
temperature of the gas in Y is 300 K, what is the temperature of the gas in X?
A. 150 K
В. 200 K
С. 450 K
D. 600 K
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