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O Levels Physics (5054)•5054/11/O/N/22
Question 14 from 5054/11/O/N/22

Explanation

Boyle's Law: Inverse Pressure-Volume Relationship

Steps:

  • Identify constant mass and temperature, indicating ideal gas behavior under Boyle's law.
  • Recall Boyle's law: PV = constant for fixed n and T.
  • Deduce V ∝ 1/P, so volume decreases hyperbolically as pressure increases.
  • Match to graph showing decreasing V with increasing P, curving toward axes.

Why A is correct:

  • Depicts hyperbolic inverse proportionality, matching PV = k where k is constant.

Why the others are wrong:

  • B: Shows direct proportionality (linear increase), violating inverse relationship.
  • C: Implies constant volume, ignoring pressure change.
  • D: Suggests no clear relationship or incorrect trend, not aligning with Boyle's law.

Final answer: A

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