Pressure-temperature relationship for an ideal gas undergoing adiabatic change is (Letters have usual meanings)

Question

Pressure-temperature relationship for an ideal gas undergoing adiabatic change is (Letters have usual meanings) (A) P TY= constant (B) P T-1+&gamma;= constant (C) P&gamma;-1 TY= constant (D) P1-&gamma; TY= constant

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Adiabatic law (proved in the text).

Q. Pressure-temperature relationship for an ideal gas undergoing adiabatic change is (Letters have usual meanings)

$P T^{Y} =$ constant

$P T^{- 1 + γ} =$ constant

$P^{γ - 1} T^{Y} =$ constant

$P^{1 - γ} T^{Y} =$ constant

Adiabatic law (proved in the text).

Q. Pressure-temperature relationship for an ideal gas undergoing adiabatic change is (Letters have usual meanings)

PTY= constant

PT−1+γ= constant

Pγ−1TY= constant

P1−γTY= constant

Adiabatic law (proved in the text).

$P T^{Y} =$ constant

$P T^{- 1 + γ} =$ constant

$P^{γ - 1} T^{Y} =$ constant

$P^{1 - γ} T^{Y} =$ constant