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What is the type of graph between log P and `log ((1)/(V))` at constant temperature for a given amount of gas ?

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At constant temperature by Boyle’s law, `P = (K)/(V) [ K = nRT]`
Taking logarithm on both sides, we get `logP = log(1)/(V)+ logK`
This equation can be compared to the equation of straight line, y = mx + c . Hence, a graph between log P and `log"" ((1)/(V))` gives a straight line as shown below 
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