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A company that produces footballs uses a proprietary mixture of ideal gases to inflate their footballs. If the temperature of 210210 grams [g] of gas mixture in a 15-liter [L] tank is maintained at 470470 degrees Rankine [°R] and the tank is pressurized to 125125 pound-force per square inch [psi], what is the molecular weight of the gas mixture in units of grams per mole [g/mol]?

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