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3 moles of an ideal gas is compressed from `30 dm^3` to ` 20 dm^3` against a constant pressure of `3.039 xx 10^5Nm^-2`. The work done in calories is ___________ . (1 J = 0.239 cal)

A

`+30.39 cal`

B

`+72.63 cal`

C

`+726.3 cal`

D

`+303.9 cal`

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