PV1/V-(1)(ii)1/V(iv)(ii)Boyle's law may be best expressed byO the top left curveany of the curves shown hereeither of the curves in the bottom rowO the top right curve

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PV 1/V (1) 1/V→ (iii) (iv) Boyle's law may be best expressed by O the top left curve any of the curves shown here O either of the curves in the bottom row O the top right curve

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PV
1/V-
(1)
(ii)
1/V
(iv)
(ii)
Boyle's law may be best expressed by
O the top left curve
any of the curves shown here
either of the curves in the bottom row
O the top right curve

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Boyle's law states that the pressure is inversely proportional to the volume of the gas at a constant temperature, and the expression of the ideal gas equation for Boyle's law is given below.

$P V = constant$

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