Basic Maths and Units and DimensionsHard
Question
Vessel X and Y are of same volume. X contains hydrogen at temperature T and Y contains an equal mass of helium at same temperature T, then:-
Options
A.Pressure in vessel X is half that in vessel Y
B.Pressure in vessel X is twice that in vessel Y
C.Pressure in vessel X is equal that in vessel Y
D.Pressure in vessel X is four time to that in vessel Y
[V, M, R, T = same]
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