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At `27^(@)C`, a ges is compressed to half of its volume . To what temperature it must now be heated so that gas occupies just its original volume ?

A

`54^(@)`C

B

`327^(@)`C

C

`600^(@)` C

D

`427^(@)` C

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The correct Answer is:
B
`V_(1)/(T_(1))=V_(2)/(T_(2)):.(V)/(300xx2)=(V)/(T_(2))`
` :. T_(2)=600 K =327 ^(@)` C
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