Consider a box with two chambers labeled 1 and 2. Each chamber is filled with identical ideal gases that are initally at the same pressure, temperature, and volume; and the vertical wall between the chambers is free to move without transferring any thermal energy or gas between the chambers. Each chamber starts at an initial volume of 2 m3 and pressure 100 kPa. We then heat the gas of Chamber 1, which causes the dividing wall to move. When the wall comes to rest, Chamber 1 has an absolute temperature that is 50% higher than Chamber 2. Given that the dividing wall has a cross-sectional area of 1 m2, how far has the wall moved from its original position?