Question

At a constant pressure draw a graph that shows the relationship between volume of a gas and the temperature of the the gas.

Answer 1

To make this graph you just draw a blank graph with volume on the y-axis and temperature on the x-axis. At constant pressure, volume and temperature have a linear relationship; as volume increases, temperature increases. From this, we can tell that you simply need to draw a diagonal but straight line showing that as temperature (or volume) increases, so does its counterpart on the graph. If you need specific values just look up graphs of this online.