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The volume of a diver's lungs was measured to be 3.6 liters at 1.0 atmosphere of pressure. As the diver descends, assuming that no air is lost, the pressure increases to 3.2 atmospheres. What is the new lung volume? (in liters)The volume of a diver's lungs was measured to be 3.6 liters at 1.0 atmosphere of pressure. As the diver descends, assuming that no air is lost, the pressure increases to 3.2 atmospheres. What is the new lung volume? (in liters)@Chemistry

Answer 1

is the ans 1.12litre

Answer 2

thank you so much!!

Answer 3

how did u come to that answer tho?

Answer 4

look as u know volume is directly proportional to presure so
P1V1=P2V2
jst put the values u will get the ans

Answer 5

thank you

Answer 6

sorry volume is inversely proportional to pressure i made mistake

Answer 7

its ok :)