The ideal gas law is an example of an equation of state that shows how the different state variables are related at equilibrium. Which of the following options gives an equation for the volume of an ideal gas at equilibrium in terms of the temperature (T), pressure (P), mass of the gas (m), and molecular weight of the gas (M)? V = (mP/M)*RT V = (m/MP)*RT V = (M/mP)*RT V = (MP/m)*RT
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