how does the graph of volume x pressure against volume look like? and why ?
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If we take PV at y axis and V at x axis, then the graph is a straight line parallel to the x axis.
This is beacuse PV for a gas is constant at a particular temperature.
This is beacuse PV for a gas is constant at a particular temperature.
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thank you so much but could plz explain why PV for a gas is constant at a particular temperature?
Mention not. (: And pressure×volume for a gas is constant. We have various gas laws that probe the fact. And according to the ideal gas equatiob, PV =nRT. Here, R is called the real gas constant whose value is always same and n is the number of moles of the gas present. T is the temperature. So, if we keep T as constant, ie, temperature remains the same, then pressure×volume or PV will always be constant for that gas.
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