An ideal gas undergoes a process whose process equation is ….

Q: An ideal gas undergoes a process whose process equation is $p = \frac{a}{1+ (\frac{V}{b})^2}$ ; Where, a and b are constants. When volume of gas V = b the temperature of the gas will be

(a) ab/2R

(b) ab/R

(d) Zero

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Ans: (a)

An ideal gas undergoes a process whose process equation is ….

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