gases

an ideal gas is initially at temperature T and volume V Its volume is increased by V' due to an increase in temperature T' Pressure remaining constant The quantity s=V'/(VT') varies with temperature as

Isn't the asked quantity the coefficient of cubical expansion
Does it vary with temperature

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skygirl ·

no its not constant.

α = lt ΔV
Δτ->0 ----------
VOΔτ

its const for a very small interval of time..

actually it is itself very small... so any change in it is still smaller...
hence thechange is neglected.

correct me if i am wrong

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skygirl ·

and in the present question as the expression is already given,

so, it should be a rectangular hyperbola....

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skygirl ·

no response ...

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karan9989 gupta ·

skygirl you are correct But please explain that why it will vary with temperature

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