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Consider `1 cm^(3)` sample of air at absolute temperature `T_(0)` at sea level and another `1cm^(3)` sample of air at a hight where the pressure is one third atmosphere The absolute temperature `T` of sample at the height is .

A

Equal to `T_(0)//3`

B

Equal to `T_(0)`

C

Equal to `3T_(0)`

D

Cannot be determined in terms of `T_(0)` form the above data

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