Charles’ law states that for a fixed mass of gas under constant pressure, the volume V and temperature T of the gas (in kelvins) satisfy the equation V = kT, where k is constant. Find an equation relating dV>dt to dT>dt.

Charles’ law states that for a fixed mass of gas under constant pressure, the volume V and temperature T of the gas (in kelvins) satisfy the equation V = kT, where k is constant. Find an equation relating dV>dt to dT>dt.

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