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`V = k((P)/(T))^(0.33)` where k is constant. It is an,

A

Isothermal process

B

Adiabatic process

C

Isochoric process

D

Isobaric process

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The correct Answer is:
C
` V = k ((n RT)/(VT))^(0.33)`
` V^(1.33) = ` const
V = const
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