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At 27^°C , the osmotic pressure of a non- volatile , non-electrolyte solute is 47.7 mm hg.The soln is dil and heated upto 127^°C,when the osm pressured comes 19 mm Hg.Then Molality of soln becomes? Extent of dilution is?

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