A gas at 10^(@)C temperature and 1.013xx...

A gas at `10^(@)C` temperature and 1.013xx`10^(5)` Pa pressure is compressed adiabatically to half of its volume. If the ratio of specific heats of the gas is 1.4, what is its final temperature?

`103^(@)C`

`123^(@)C`

`93^(@)C`

`146^(@)C`

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`T_(1)^(gamma)P_(1)^(1-gamma)=T_(2)^(gamma)P_(2)^(1-gamma)`

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