For an ideal gas,what is the nature of the $pV$ versus $p$ graph at a constant temperature?
- A$A$ straight line passing through the origin
- B$A$ straight line parallel to the $p$-axis
- C$A$ parabolic curve
- D$A$ hyperbolic curve
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