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Using the equation for the best fit line from Graph C (y= -4637.5x + 18.898), calculate the vapor pressure of Toluene at 45.0 Celsius
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the graph has a negative slope, this means that the variables are inversely propotional to each other.
45=-4637.5x+18.898
-4637.5x=45-18.898
-4637.5x=26.102
x=26.102/-4637.5
x=-0.00563
hence the vapor pressure of Toluence is -0.00563 units at 45.0 celsius
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