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For n moles of ideal gas, the equation o...

For `n` moles of ideal gas, the equation of state may be written as

A

`PT//n = RV`

B

`PV = (RT)^(2)`

C

`P//T = nR//V`

D

`PV = RT//n`

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C
`PV = nRT :. P//T = nR//V`
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