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An ideal gas at 650 Torr occupies a bulb of unknown volune. A certain amount of gas is withdrawn and found to occupy `1.52 cm^(3)` at one atm. The pressure of the gas remaining in the bulb is 600 Torr. Calculate volume of the bulb (in mL) taking temperature constant. Give answer excluding decimal places.

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