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Boyle's law is applicable for an:
1.
adiabatic process
2.
isothermal process
3.
isobaric process
4.
isochoric process
(2)
Hint:
Use the concept of Boyle's law.
Step 1:
Write down Boyle's law.
Boyle’s law is applicable when the temperature is constant
i.e., PV =nRT =constant
⇒
PV =constant(at constant temperature)
i.e.,
P
∝
1
V
[where , P=pressure, V = volume]
So, this process can be called as an isothermal process.
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