Knowing that Boyle's Law is PiV1 = P2V2, How would we rearrange the formula if we needed to solve for V2?
A. V2=P1V1/P2
B. V2= P1V1-P2
C. V2=P1/P2
D. V2= P V1 + P2

Robert Boyle law stated that pressure of a particular quantity of basis inversely varies with respect to the volume provided that the temperature is constant. It is expressed as

PiV1 = P2V2,

Where

V2= final volume

V1= initial volume

P1= initial pressure

P2= final pressure

Making V2 subject of formula we have

V2=P1V1/P2

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Knowing that Boyle's Law is PiV1 = P2V2, How would we rearrange the formula if we needed to solve for V2? A. V2=P1V1/P2 B. V2= P1V1-P2 C. V2=P1/P2 D. V2= P V1 + P2

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Knowing that Boyle's Law is PiV1 = P2V2, How would we rearrange the formula if we needed to solve for V2?
A. V2=P1V1/P2
B. V2= P1V1-P2
C. V2=P1/P2
D. V2= P V1 + P2