Solution-
Using the equation
p1/T1 = p2/T2
here we assume P1 = 675 torr, T1 = 41°C
From here we can find
T2 = p2*T1/p1 = 6750*(273+41)/675
T2 = 3140 °K
Now converting it in degree C
= 3140-273
= 2867°C
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