The pressure at 21.1°C is 18765torr.
Why?
Since we know the pressures at 21.0°C and 21.2°, if we want to find the pressure at 21.1°C, wee need to use the formula for linear interpolation.
We will need to use the following formula to linear interpolation:
[tex]y=\frac{x-x_{1}}{x_{2}-x_{1}}*(y_{2}-y_{1})+y_{1}[/tex]
Then, we have:
[tex]21.0\°C=18650torr\\21.2\°C=18880torr\\21.1\°C=???\\\\x_{1}=21.0\°C,y_{1}=18650torr\°C\\\\x_{2}=21.2\°C,y_{2}=18880torr\\\\x=21.1\°C,y=???[/tex]
So, interpolating we have:
[tex]y=\frac{(21.1\°C-21.0\°C)}{(21.2\°C-21.0\°C)}*(18880torr-18650torr)+18650torr\\\\y=115torr+18650torr=18765torr[/tex]
Hence, the pressure at 21.1°C is 18765torr.
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