?Use the information and graphs to answer the following question.The student is asked to graph the relationship between pressure and volume basedon experimental data.Graph AGraph BWhich graph BEST represents the relationship? Which graph BEST represents the relationship?Graph B, because there is a direct relationship between pressure and volume.Graph A, because there is a direct relationship between pressure and volume.Graph B, because there is an inverse (indirect) relationship between pressure andvolume.Graph A, because there is an inverse (indirect) relationship between pressure andvolume.

Use the information and graphs to answer the following question. The student is asked to graph the relationship between pressure and volume based on experimental data. Graph A Graph B Which graph BEST represents the relationship?

Use the information and graphs to answer the following question. The student is asked to graph the relationship between pressure and volume based on experimental data. Graph A Graph B Which graph BEST represents the relationship?

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Which graph BEST represents the relationship?
Graph B, because there is a direct relationship between pressure and volume.
Graph A, because there is a direct relationship between pressure and volume.
Graph B, because there is an inverse (indirect) relationship between pressure and
volume.
Graph A, because there is an inverse (indirect) relationship between pressure and
volume.

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