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For a closed container containing 10 moles of an ideal gas, at constant pressure of `0.82` atm, which graph correctly represent, variation of log V us log T where volume is in litre and temp. in kelvin :

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The correct Answer is:
a

(a) `V=(nRT)/(P)=(10xx0.0821xxT)/(0.821)`
`V=T`
`"log"V="log"T`
`"slope"=1`
`theta=45^(@) `
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