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A container contains `m_1g` of a gas at a pressure `p_1` In another container `m_2g` of the gas is kept at a pressure `p_2.` IF the two containers are connected by a tube, then what will be the pressure of the gas mixture.

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`[(p_1p_2(m_1+m_2))/(p_2m_1+p_1m_2)]`
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