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how do i use Charles' law to solve an equation?
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Well, charles law is: \(\sf \frac{V_1}{T_1} = \frac{V_2}{T_2}\)
ya, but if i have two temperatures and one volume, how do i find the final volumes and temperatures?
can you give me the problem?
like an example
jk two temp lets say one is 5Kelvin at 3Liter the other is 9 Kelvin so you set up the equation like 3 Liter/ 5Kelvin = x/ 9 Kelvin THEN YOU SOLVE FOR x
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its like cross multiplication
3 x 9 = 5 x (x) so 27 =5x divide 5 on both sides and x ( the Volume) would be 27/5
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