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The infinite number of the flask is connected to one another as shown. The volumes and pressure in each flask vary as shown above. The stopcocks are initially closed. Then find the common pressure in atm when all the stopcocks are opened if (P = 30 atm).
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Solution:-
Let nT be the total no. of moles.
nT=n1+n2+..............(1)
From ideal gas equation,
PV=nRT
n=PVRT
From eqn(1), we have
PTVTRT=P1V1RT+P2V2RT+........
PTVTRT=1RT(P1V1+P2V2+..........)
PTVT=P1V1+P2V2+..............
Now according to the question-
PTVT=2P.V+P.V2+P2.V4+...........
PTVT=PV(2+12+18+.........)
As the above series is in G.P..
PTVT=PV2114
PTVT=83PV.....(2)
Now
VT=V1+V2+............
VT=V+V2+..........
VT=V(1+12+14+..............)
VT=V1112=2V
Substituting the value of VT in eqn(2), we have
PT.2V=83PV
PT=43P
Given that P=30atm
PT=43×30=40atm
Hrence the common pressure in atm when all the stopcocks are opened is 40.

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