Use Charles's law to complete the table. (Assume pressure and number of moles of gas to...

Use Charles's law to complete the table. (Assume pressure and number of moles of gas to be constant.)

Part	V1	T1	V2	T2
A	119 L	10.2 ∘C	__	106.4 ∘C
B	__	135 K	173 L	314 K
C	2.15 L	16.4 ∘C	2.23 L	__
D	15.6 cm3	__	18.2 cm3	10.1 ∘C

A&B Express the volume in liters to three significant figures.

C&D Express the temperature in degrees Celsius to three significant figures.

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