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Would it be P= (P0/√V0)*V?

Well, the proportionality constant would equal the square root of k

Well, the proportionality constant would equal the square root of k

P will be equal to the square root of V?

Would the pressure be 2P?

The pressure would be P^2 when the volume is V

The numbers are arbitrary, the volume and pressure are both expressed as P2 and V2 when it reaches it's final state

1. Find the work done by a gas if both pressure and volume increase at the same time, where the pressure rises as the square root of specific volume rises. I know that work done is the integral of pdV, but I'm not sure how to set up this same integral when there is a specific relationship where...