Which of the following pair/s is/are correctly matched?1- Boyle'sPV=KII - Gay Lussac'sVT = KIV - Avogadro'sII- Charlesа.1 & IIb. II & IVС.I, II, II, & IVd.1, II, & IV

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Which of the following pair/s is/are correctly matched? 1- Boyle's PV=K II - Gay Lussac's K T. I- Charles VT = K IV - Avogadro's -= K а. 1 & I b. II & IV С. 1, II, III, & IV Od. I, III, & IV

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Which of the following pair/s is/are correctly matched?
1- Boyle's
PV=K
II - Gay Lussac's
VT = K
IV - Avogadro's
II- Charles
а.
1 & II
b. II & IV
С.
I, II, II, & IV
d.
1, II, & IV

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