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Boys law states that , when temperature is constant , the volume of a given mass of a perfect gas (A) varies directly as the absolute pressure (B) varies inversely as the absolute pressure (C) varies as square of the absolute pressure (D) Does not vary with the absolute pressure 

          Boys law states that , when temperature is constant , the volume of a given mass of a perfect gas 
(A) varies directly as the absolute pressure
(B) varies inversely as the absolute pressure
(C) varies as square of the absolute pressure
(D) Does not vary with the absolute pressure
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