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Question: Given that we have 1200 cm^3 of helium at 15 degrees Celsius and 99kPa, what will be its volume at STP?

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The following question is a fairly straightforward physics problem. This solution provides the equation needed to solve this problem and goes through the steps to the final answer.

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