P = k/V
as v->0, P->∞
At a constant temperature, the pressure, P, and volume, V, of a trapped gas have the relationship P equals the quotient of k divided by V , where k is some positive constant. What occurs if the volume is compressed such that V → 0+?
The pressure increases without bound.
The pressure decreases without bound.
The pressure approaches zero.
The pressure remains constant.
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