A)
For He:
Pi = 749 torr
Pf = ?
Vi = 295 mL
Vf = 295 mL + 485 mL
= 780 mL
use:
Pi*Vi = Pf*Vf
749 torr * 295 mL = Pf * 780 mL
Pf = 283 torr
Answer: 283 torr
B)
For Ar:
Pi = 725 torr
Pf = ?
Vi = 485 mL
Vf = 295 mL + 485 mL
= 780 mL
use:
Pi*Vi = Pf*Vf
725 torr * 485 mL = Pf * 780 mL
Pf = 451 torr
Answer: 451 torr
C)
Total pressure = 283 torr + 451 torr
= 734 torr
Answer: 734 torr
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