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anonymous · Answer

are you familiar with the graph: $$y=\frac{1}{x}$$

anonymous · Answer

Awesome, cause that's what you're looking at here basically. So if you rearrange it, you can write the same exact equation for that graph as $yx=1$ 

This tells you what you need to look for in the relation $PV=nRT$ the two quantities represented by that graph will end up being on the same side of this equation.

taramgrant0543664 · Answer

Temperature and pressure are not on the same side of the ideal gas equation

taramgrant0543664 · Answer

If temperature increases pressure should also increase so it should have a positive slope not negative

taramgrant0543664 · Answer

If pressure is increased volume would decrease so yes that is your answer

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, so you can kinda just say that $nRT=1$ or something, it won't really change the relationship between P and V,

$$P=\frac{nRT}{V}$$

Or you can put it back in there to see:

$$P=\frac{1}{V}$$