Concept:Work done by a gas is linked to pressure and volume changes during expansion or compression.
Explanation:Boyle’s law applies when the temperature of a fixed mass of gas is kept constant.
It states that the pressure of the gas is inversely proportional to its volume:
P∝V1orPV=constant.This means that as the volume changes, the pressure changes such that their product remains constant.
When a gas expands or is compressed at constant temperature, the process follows Boyle’s law.
The work done in such an isothermal process is represented by the area under the pressure–volume curve.
Also, the product of pressure and volume has the unit of work or energy, so the pressure–volume relationship in Boyle’s law is connected to workdone.
Therefore, among the given options, the gas law associated with workdone is Boyle’s law.
Answer:C. Boyle’s law