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Real gases approches ideal gas at high temperature and low pressure because
A) interatomic separation is large
size of the molecule is negligible when compareed to inter atomic separation

A

`A` & `B` are true

B

only `A` is true

C

only `B` is true

D

`A` & `B` are false

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