I am looking for a formula where I can find the relative humidity (RH) of air...

I am looking for a formula where I can find the relative humidity (RH) of air after being compressed. I am given the RH, input and output temperature, and input and output pressure. It is assumed that the compressed air is hotter after compression, using constant volume ideal gas law. Any help appreciated.

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Amanda K answered 3 months ago

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