According to the formula (PV)/T=(P\'V\')/T\' At a constant Volume...that is V=V\

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Question

According to the formula

(PV)/T=(P'V')/T'

At a constant Volume...that is V=V' which of the following is correct

If the pressure remains constant, the tempertue will drop

If the pressure goes up (P' is greater than P), then the temperature will rise (T' will be greater than T)

If the pressure goes up, the temperature will remain constant

If the pressure goes up (P' is greater than P) then the temperatures will drop (T' will be less than T

If the pressure remains constant, the tempertue will drop

If the pressure goes up (P' is greater than P), then the temperature will rise (T' will be greater than T)

If the pressure goes up, the temperature will remain constant

If the pressure goes up (P' is greater than P) then the temperatures will drop (T' will be less than T

FROM THE ideal gas equation

p x v = n x R x t

so pressure is directly proportional to the temperature

at constant volume ,the process is termed as isochoric process

where pressure is directly proportional to the temperature

therefore the answer is

option C) If the pressure goes up (P' is greater than P), then the temperature will rise (T' will be greater than T)

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