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What is the pressure of CO2 at 325 K, if it is given that pressure at 330 K is 6 Pa, and pressure at 320 K is 4 Pa?

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What is the pressure of CO<sub>2</sub> at 325 K, if it is given that pressure at 330 K is 6 Pa, and pressure at 320 K is 4 Pa?






 
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