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A 1.00-m^3 tank is filled with nitrogen gas to a gauge pressure of 20.0 atm. It is then connected through a valve to 9.00-m^3 evacuated chamber. The valve is opened just a little, and the gas slowly flows unitl it finally stops on its own. Given that the temperature was constant throughout the transfer, what is the pressure in the final chamber?

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This solution provides a very brief calculation for finding final pressure using initial pressure and volume.

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