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From the graph for an ideal gas, state whether `m_1 or m_2` is greater.
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The correct Answer is:
A, B
`p V = n RT= (m/M)RT`
`:. T = ((V M)/(m R)) p`
At constant volume (T - p) graph is a straight line of
slope, = `(V M)/(m R) prop 1/m`
Slope of `(m_1)` is less. Hence, `(m_1)` is greater.
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