Really quick chemistry question, takes only 30 seconds and is about proportions.

An ideal gas has an initial pressure of 737.2 mmHg, the pressure of the gas is increased to 919.6 mmHg. This causes the temperature of the gas to become 98 °C. What was the initial temperature of the gas in degrees Celsius? Assume the volume and number of moles of the sample are held constant.

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Really quick chemistry question, takes only 30 seconds and is about proportions.

An ideal gas has an initial pressure of 737.2 mmHg, the pressure of the gas is increased to 919.6 mmHg. This causes the temperature of the gas to become 98 °C. What was the initial temperature of the gas in degrees Celsius? Assume the volume and number of moles of the sample are held constant.

steve816 · Answer

Check my answer please: I got 22.396 degrees Centigrade, but the online grading system keeps saying it's wrong! Every time I submit a wrong answer, their is a 5% deduction to that question! PLEASE HELP!

anonymous · Answer

you are correct bud!

steve816 · Answer

Are you sure? Why the hell is my online hw saying it's wrong... its pissing me off so much

anonymous · Answer

i mean i checked it and i got the same answer

steve816 · Answer

Well, thanks for your effort, but I don't think it's correct :(

steve816 · Answer

I gave you a medal for trying, thanks.