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From gas laws Charles lawV1/T1 = V2/T2 remember to Convert temp to Kelvin and use SI system5.40/ 273+190.5 = 2.05/ T2(K)calculate and u will get the answer in Kelvin temperature scale and convert it to centigrade by subtracting 273.K= 273+ CentigradeT2(K) = 2.05 x 463.5/5.40 I think you can do it now, key is converting centigrade scale to kelvin and using SI system and knowing gas laws from ur classroom
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