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Charle's Law

When the volu...

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When the volume of a definite mass of a gas is plotted against temperature at constant pressure, the graph obtained will be

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A curve that passes through the origin

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A curve doesn't pass through the origin

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A straight line that doesn't pass through the origin

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A straight line that passes through the origin

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Solution

The correct option is C
A straight line that doesn't pass through the origin

A straight line doesn't pass through the origin

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