Three graphs are plotted between P and V for a sample of constant amount of an ideal gas at three different temperatures 400oC, 400F, 400K. Match the corresponding graph with their corresponding temperature.
A
a−400K,b−400F,c−400oC
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B
a−400K,b−400oC,c−400F
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C
a−400oC,b−400K,c−400F
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D
a−400F,b−400K,c−400oC
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Solution
The correct option is Aa−400K,b−400F,c−400oC 400K=127oC 400F=204.4oC Thus the increasing order of temperatures is 400K<400F<400oC. The ideal gas equation is PV=nRT. For a fixed amount of a gas, higher the temperature, higher will be the pressure and higher will be the volume. Hence, in the option A, the graphs are correctly matched with temperature.