Match the following graphs of a gas with their corresponding $y$ and $x$ coordinates:
Graph Coordinates ($y$ vs $x$) $(A)$ Hyperbola $1. \ y = PV, x = V$ $(B)$ Straight line passing through origin $2. \ y = P, x = V$ $(C)$ Horizontal line parallel to $x$-axis $3. \ y = P, x = 1/V$
| Graph | Coordinates ($y$ vs $x$) |
| $(A)$ Hyperbola | $1. \ y = PV, x = V$ |
| $(B)$ Straight line passing through origin | $2. \ y = P, x = V$ |
| $(C)$ Horizontal line parallel to $x$-axis | $3. \ y = P, x = 1/V$ |
- A$A-2, B-3, C-1$
- B$A-1, B-3, C-2$
- C$A-2, B-1, C-3$
- D$A-1, B-2, C-3$
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