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1. A sealed box with volume 2 m^3 contains an ideal gas with 2.0*10^26 particles at a temperature of 400 K. What is the pressure inside the box>

a. 368 kPa

b. 552 kPa

c. 276 kPa

d. 414 kPa

2. A sealed box with volume 1 m^3 contains an ideal gas with 2.0*10^26 particles at a temperature of 300 K. The gas is then heated isochorically to 600 K. What is the pressure inside the box?

a. 5*10^29 Pa

b. 1.66 MPa

c. 829 kPa

d. 1.38 MPa

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