For an ideal gas V - T curves at constan...

For an ideal gas `V - T` curves at constant pressure `P_(1)` & `P_(2)` are shown in figure, from the figure

`P_(1)gtP_(2)`

`P_(1)ltP_(2)`

`P_(1)=P_(2)`

All of these

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(b)

`PV=nRT`
n, V =constant
`P prop T`
`T_(2)gtT_(1)`
`P_(2)gtP_(1)`

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