1suppose in a container there is some gas..........now applying pressure means compressing the gas........which means decrease in volume with increase in pressure.
We know that for any gas, the volume as well as the pressure of the gas is directly proportional to temperature, so accordingly they should also be proportional to each other. But in reality, the exactly opposite thing happens. Why does this anomaly takes place ?
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24I think its rather algebraic problem...
what u r doing is
VâˆT & PâˆT
so PâˆV
But actual working will be
PV=nRT
when pressure,no. of moles are constant
=>VâˆT =>V=k1T
when volume,no. of moles constant
=>PâˆT =>P=k2T
here we cant do this..
P/k2=V/k1 becoz k2 and k1 contain some volume and pressure terms.....
so corect answer would be
Pâˆ1/V
