Specific volume of an ideal gas is____________________?

Correct answer: B. The reciprocal of its density

  • A. Equal to its density
  • B. The reciprocal of its density
  • C. Proportional to pressure
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Specific volume is volume per unit mass, while density is mass per unit volume, so they are reciprocals: v = 1/ρ. This relation is general and is not limited to ideal gases.

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