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`1` mol of an ideal gas undergoes different thermodynamical process in `P-V` digram given below :

If temperature at point `C` is `T K` then :

A

Temperature at point `A` is `T K`.

B

Temperature at point `A` is `2T K`.

C

Temperature at point `B` is `T K`.

D

Temperature at point `B` is `2T K`.

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B, D

Process `CA` is isochoric `P_(A) = 2P_(C)` so `T_(A) = 2T`
And process `AB` is isothermal `T_(A) = T_(B) = 2T`
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