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Consider P `to` V diagram for an ideal gas shown in figure.

Out of the following diagrams which figure, represents the T `to` P diagram ?

A

(iv)

B

(ii)

C

(iii)

D

(i)

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The correct Answer is:
C

PV = constant, so process is isothermal, hence volume decreases and pressure increases and when volume increases, pressure decreases and if temperature remains constant, volume increases when pressure decreases. This is corresponds to diagram (iii) option (C).
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