Answer to Question #179074 in Mechanics | Relativity for Charmaine Santocidad

Question #179074

the volume of acetylene in a tank with a tight-fitting piston is 5.70 cubic feet. the gage pressure is 28.2 psi. the volume of the tank is increased until the new gage pressure is 20.0 psi. what is the new volume of the acetylene in the tank? assume that the temperature remains the same as the volume increased and that there is standard atmospheric pressure.


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Expert's answer
2021-04-08T09:00:02-0400

We have given that

P1=28.2P_1 = 28.2 psi

P2=20P_2 = 20 psi

V1=5.70V_1 = 5.70 cubic feet

V2=xV_2 = x

Using the equation of continuity in Fluid,


P1V1=P2V2P_1V_1 = P_2V_2


28.2×5.70=20×V228.2\times 5.70 = 20\times V_2


V2=160.7420V_2 = \dfrac{160.74}{20}


V2=8.037V_2 = 8.037 cubic feet.


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