Gases.....................

The angle made by the log P vs. log V graph on x axis is

Assumptions: P is pressure V is Volume Temperature is constant.

75 60 160 135

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Caleb Townsend
Feb 15, 2015

It is a fact that log P = log n R T log V \log{P} =\log{nRT} -\log{V} for an ideal gas; this is a consequence of the ideal gas law. Assuming the author meant that it is an isothermal process, log P = C log V \log{P} = C - \log{V} where C is a constant. This is a line of slope m = 1 m = -1 which means the angle with respect to the V V axis is arctan ( 1 ) = 4 5 \arctan{(-1)} = -45^{\circ} Now the answer is a matter of semantics and poor definition. Since 4 5 45^{\circ} isn't an answer, perhaps it is the supplementary angle which constructs the same slope: 18 0 4 5 = 13 5 180^{\circ} - 45^{\circ} = 135^{\circ} which is an answer.

Hey it'a 135 degrees 180-45=135

Srutarshi Chakrabarti - 6 years, 3 months ago

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Thank you, I did not notice my mistake.

Caleb Townsend - 6 years, 3 months ago

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Its ok, might happen to anyone of us.

Srutarshi Chakrabarti - 6 years, 3 months ago

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