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Which formula describes Boyle's law?
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PV = constant, where P= pressure, V= volume
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V/T = constant, where V= volume, T = time
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PT = constant, where P= pressure, T = time
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P/V = constant, where P= pressure, V= volume
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VT = constant, where V= volume, T = time
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