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Using Exponentials and Logarithms, show that T2/T1 =(V1/V2)k-1 where p is pressure T is temperature and...

Using Exponentials and Logarithms, show that

T2/T1 =(V1/V2)k-1

where p is pressure T is temperature and V is volume k is is a constant.

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