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If Boyle's law is written in the form PV=C, and the temperature remains constant then, in the above relation, the magnitude of C depends upon

A

The nature of the gas used in the experiment

B

The magnitude of g in the laboratory

C

The atmospheric pressure

D

The quantity of the gas enclosed

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D
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