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For one mole of a monoatomic gas :-
`{:(,"Column-I",,"Column-II"),((A),"Isothermal bulk modulus, ",(p),-(RT)/(V^(2))),((B),"Adiabatic bulk modulus ",(q),-(5P)/(3V)),((C),"Slope of P-V graph in isothermal process " ,(r),"T/V"), ((D), "Slope of P-V graph in adiabatic process",(s),"4T/3V"),(,,(t),"None"):}`

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Isothermal bulk modulus = `P = (RT)/(V)`
Adiabatic bulk modulus =`gammaP = (5RT)/(3V)`
Slope of `PV` graph in isothermal process =-`(P)/(V) = -(RT)/(V^(2))`
Slope of `P-V` graph in adiabatic process = `-(gammaP)/(V) = -(5P)/(3V)`
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