$V\, = \,K\,{\left( {\frac{P}{T}} \right)^{0.33}}$ where $k$ is constant. It is an,
A
isothermal process
B
adiabatic process
C
isochoric process
D
isobaric process
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C
isochoric process
c $V\, = \,K\,{\left( {\frac{{nRT}}{{VT}}} \right)^{0.33}}$
$V^{1.33} =$ constan
$V =$ constant
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