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For a ideal monoatomic gas match the following graphs for constant mass in different processes (`rho` = Density of gas)

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`P = (rho)/(M_(w))RT`
For (A):
For `AB P prop V implies T alphaV^(2) implies T prop rho^(-2)`
For `BC V= "constant" implies rho = "constant"`
For `CA P = "constant" implies rhoT = "constant"`
For (B)
For `AB P prop T implies rho = "constant"`
For `BC T = "constant" implies P prop rho`
For `CA P = "constant" implies rhoT = "constant"`
For (C)
For `AB P ="constant" implies rhoT = "constant"`
For `BC T = "constant" implies P prop rho`
For `CA V = "constant" implies rho = "constant"`
For(D)
For `AB rho prop T implies P prop T^(2)`
For `BC T ="constant" implies P prop rho`
For `A rho = "constant" implies P prop T`
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