Answer:
the calculated value of R would be incorrect and it would be greater than the actual value
Step-by-step explanation:
From the general gas equation,
We have a mole of gas as
PV =nRT
We will have to make R the subject of the formula
So we divide through by nT
R = PV/nT
So we have an inverse proportion between R and absolute temperature.
So when we record a lower temperature than what the actual temperature should be, R is going to be affected such that the wrongly calculated value of R would be more than the actual value.
