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Pressure versus temperature graphs of an ideal gas are as shown in figure. Choose the wrong statement

A

Density of gas is incresing in graph (i)

B

Density of gas decreasing in graph (ii)

C

Density of gas isconstant in graph (iii)

D

None of the above

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D

For equation : `(because p = (rhoRT)/(M_(w)))`
At constant temperature ` rho prop P`
`1`st graph : `rho prop P` At constant temperature
For `2`nd graph : (`because P = (rhoRT)/(M_(w)))`
At constant `P` , `rho prop (1)/(t)`
For `3`rd graph `L: (dP)/(dT)` = constant ` implies P prop T`
`implies ` density `rho` = constant
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