Now that you know when pressure increases, volume will decrease; what will be the parameters A and B?

A = Pressure, B = Volume

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A = Pressure, B = Pressure

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A = Volume, B = volume

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A = Volume, B = Pressure

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Solution

The correct option is D A = Volume, B = Pressure
We know that when P increases, V decreases
Hence, PV = constant, since they are inversely proportional.
Now, A can be either pressure or volume, B will be the remaining quantity

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