Two vessels of volume 10 and 5 litres co...

Two vessels of volume `10` and `5` litres contain air at `5` atmospheres and `x` (Unknown) atmospheres. When they are connected together with a small tube the resultant pressure is `'6'` atmospheres find the value of `'x'`

`8 atm`

`16 atm`

`4 atm`

`2 atm`

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`PV = P_(1)V_(1) + P_(2)V_(2)`

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