What is the effect of temperature change on the Boyle's law isotherm graph?

  • A
    The slope remains constant.
  • B
    The constant $K$ changes with temperature.
  • C
    The graph shifts towards the origin.
  • D
    The pressure becomes independent of temperature.

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