what is the variation in volume of a fixed amount of gas with respect to its temperature at constant pressure?

Question

what is the variation in volume of a fixed amount of gas with respect to its temperature at constant pressure?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

is halved because of the fact because of the fact the quantity is larger, the gasoline molecules could have extra area to occupy and could be much less compressed. as a result the rigidity exerted via the gasoline on the field will shrink

Answer 3

(P1) (V1)/T1=(P2 )(V2)/T2

SO: (P1) (V1) (T2)/(T1) (P2)=V2 You can clearly see that if temperature goes up, then volume increases.

Example: 1/2, 2/2, 3/2, 4/2..... Notice that if something gets larger in the numerator your answer gets larger!!! And do you notice that if pressure is constant, then pressure cancels out.

So: (V1) (T2)/T1=V2 If T2 rises, then V2 increases.