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Tank #1 initially at 40 bar and temperature of 200 K is connected to a cylinder...

Tank #1 initially at 40 bar and temperature of 200 K is connected to a cylinder of equal volume at 1 bar and 250 K. Gas flows until the pressure is equalized. There is no heat transfer between the tanks. What are the final temperatures of the tanks?

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