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For a definite amount of gas, pressure and volume are increased to triple of the initial amount, Therefore

A

Temperature increased to nine times of its initial value

B

Temperature increased to thrice of its initial value

C

Temperature remains unaltered

D

Temperature reduced to thrice of its initial value

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`(PV)/(T)= "constant" implies(PV)/(T_(1))=(3P3V)/(T_(2))`
`T_(2) =9T_(1)`
Temperature increased to nine times of its initial value.
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