A vessel has absolute pressure of 3MPa and temperature of 40°C. Assuming there is no change in vessel volume. Calculate temperature if the absolute pressure in the vessel increase to 5.8MPa. Please answer in SI unit (even temperature) with no decimals.

A vessel has absolute pressure of 3MPa and temperature of 40°C. Assuming there is no change in vessel volume. Calculate temperature if the absolute pressure in the vessel increase to 5.8MPa. Please answer in SI unit (even temperature) with no decimals.

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Please answer in SI unit (even temperature) with no decimals.

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