Find the final pressure and temprature

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Nitrogen at 5 X 10^5 Pa and 80 degrees C is on one side of a partition, occupying 1/3 of the volume of a 1.2 m^3 container. The other side is empty (vacuum). The partition is removed and equilibrium is reached again. Find

a) the final pressure and temprature?

b) the change of entropy inside the container?

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