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The initial temperature of a gas is `100^(@)C`. The gas is contained in closed vessel. If the pressure on the gas is increased by `5%` calculate the increase in temperature of the gas

A

`1^(@)C`

B

`2^(@)C`

C

`4^(@)C`

D

`5^(@)C`

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The correct Answer is:
D

Volume of gas is constant
`T_(1)//T_(2) = P_(1)//P_(2)`
`(100)/((100-DeltaT)) = (P)/(1.05P)`
`105P =100P+P*Delta T`
`(5P)/(P)=Delta T = 5^(@)C`.
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