TIC-TAC-TOE SHOWDOWN CHARLES' LAW EDITION
Put your problem-solving skills to the test in this exciting twist on Tic-Tac-Toe! Work in teams, solve Charles’ Law problems, and claim your spot on the grid. But watch out—other teams can challenge your answers to steal your space! The team with the most slots at the end wins. Are you ready to play smart and think fast? Let the battle begin!
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- Mika inflated a balloon with 2.5 L of air at 298 K. She left it under the sun, where the temperature rose to 35°C. What is the
- A hot air balloon contains 400 L of air at 30°C. If the air inside is heated to 90°C, what will be its new volume?
- A basketball has a volume of 61.8 L at 27°C. After being left under the sun, its temperature increases to 37°C. What is its new
- A basketball with an initial volume of 61 L was placed under the sun, where the temperature was 305 K. Its volume then expanded
- A 275 ml soda was left in a hot car at 318 Kelvin. If its initial temperature was 293 K, what is the volume?
- A basketball stored in a cool room at an unknown temperature expands from 7.5 L to 8.5 L when taken outside at 33°C. What was t
- A plastic bag with air inside expands from 2.5 L to 3.2 L when left in a hot car at 40°C. Find the original temperature in Kelv
- An inflatable ring's volume increases from 10 L to 12 L while floating under the sun at 36°C. What was its original temperature
- A balloon at a party expands from 1.5 L to 2.0 L when heated to 35°C. What was its original temperature?
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