An ideal gas follows a process described by PV² = C from (P1, V₁T₁) to (P2 V2 ⊤2) (C is a constant). Then - VgyanHub

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An ideal gas follows a process described by PV² = C from (P₁, V₁T₁) to (P₂ V₂ ⊤₂) (C is a constant). Then

Options :

(a) if P1>P2 then T2>T1
(b) if V2>V1 then T2<T1
(c) if V2>V1 then T2>T1
(d) if P1^2 P2^2 then V1^2>V2^2

Answer :

(b) if V₂>V₁ then T₂<T₁

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