Answer:
26.2 kPa.
Explanation:
To find the partial pressure of the second gas, we can subtract the partial pressure of the first gas from the total pressure of the container. Here's the calculation:
[tex] \text{Partial pressure of the second gas} = \text{Total pressure} - \text{Partial pressure of the first gas} [/tex]
[tex] \text{Partial pressure of the second gas} = 72.6\ kPa - 46.4\ kPa [/tex]
[tex] \text{Partial pressure of the second gas} = 26.2\ kPa [/tex]
So, the partial pressure of the second gas in the container is 26.2 kPa.
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