When an aeroplane takes off, some people are not able to hear properly. This phenomenon can be explained through ________ law.

Charles law

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Boyle’s law

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Avagadro’s law

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Ideal gas equation

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The correct option is B
Boyle’s law

According to Boyle’s law, as the aeroplane starts moving upwards, it moves from high pressure to low pressure area. So as pressure decreases the volume increases, hence there is more gas in your ear which might block the sound.

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When an aeroplane takes off, some people are not able to hear properly. This phenomenon can be explained through ________ law.

The correct option is B Boyle’s law According to Boyle’s law, as the aeroplane starts moving upwards, it moves from high pressure to low pressure area. So as pressure decreases the volume increases, hence there is more gas in your ear which might block the sound.

The correct option is B
Boyle’s law

According to Boyle’s law, as the aeroplane starts moving upwards, it moves from high pressure to low pressure area. So as pressure decreases the volume increases, hence there is more gas in your ear which might block the sound.