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The pressure `p` for a gas is plotted against its absolute temperature `T` for two different volumes `V_(1)` and `V_(2)`. If `p` is plotted on `y-` axis and `T` on `x-`axis, then

A

the curve for `V_(1)` has grater slope than that for `V_(2)`

B

the curve for `V_(2)` has greater slope than that for `V_(1)`

C

Both curves have same slope

D

the curves intersect at some point other than `T=O`

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The correct Answer is:
A

As `theta_(1)gttheta_(2)rArrtantheta_(1)tantheta_(2)and ((T)/(P))_(1)gt((T)/(P))_(2)`
Also from `pV=muRT,(T)/(P)propVrArrVrArrV_(1)gtV_(2)`
So , the curve for `V_(1)` has greater slope than that for ` V_(2)` .
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