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If two mole of an ideal gas at `546 K` occupies a volume of `44.8 litres`, the pressure must be :

A

`2 atm`

B

`3 atm`

C

`4 atm`

D

`1 atm`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`PV= nRT implies P=(2xx0.082xx546)/(44.8)xx10^(-1)`
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