Help With Applying PV=Constant Equation

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Homework Statement


http://puu.sh/c0rhe/fb6b48f890.png

Homework Equations


PV=constant

The Attempt at a Solution



I have no idea how to apply the above equation. Please help.[/B]
 
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It is a isobaric process.
 
V/T=k

but how is this supposed help me answer the question?
Pls provide some help.
I am having my exams tmrw
 
Perhaps you could do it in a couple of steps?

The graph B shows the V-T plot for a mass m at a constant pressure P. What would be the V-T plot for one quarter of that mass, m/4, at the same constant pressure P?

Finally, what would now be the plot for m/4 at half the pressure, viz., P/2?