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In the combustion chamber of an engine, the initial volume is 450 cm3 at a pressure of 1.0 atmosphere. if the piston displaces 402 cm3 of the total, what is the resulting pressure in the combustion chamber? (assume negligible temperature change.) hint: calculate the new volume by subtracting the amount of space the piston takes up from the initial volume

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