Show how Boyle's and Charles' laws may be derived from the ideal gas law.

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2.) Starting with the equation for Boyle's Law, derive anequation describing the linear relationship expected between log(V)and log(P). By comparing that equation with the linear equation forGraph 3 (Log(v) = -0.19 Log(P) + 1.4), determine the value ofk.

3.) The proportionality constant k' is defined by Charles' Lawabove. By comparing the Charles' Law equation to the linearequation for Graph 4 (V = 0.071T + 22.9), determine the value ofk.