EBK COLLEGE PHYSICS
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Chapter 12, Problem 11MCQ
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The graph that would best describe the process, in which it is observed that with constant external pressure pushing down on the piston, the piston moves up leading to the volume of the gas to increase where the system has a heavy piston sitting over a cylindrcal container with gas, from the given options:
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