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One of the two vessels of same capacity is filled with oxygen and other is filled with helium of same mass. Both gasess are at same temperature. The ratio of pressure of these gases is

A

`(P_(0))/(P_(He))=1/8`

B

`(P_(0))/(P_(He))=1/4`

C

`(P_(0))/(P_(He))=4/1`

D

`(P_(0))/(P_(He))=8/1`

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A
`(P_(0))/(P_(He))=(M_(He))/(M_(O_(2)))=4/32=1/8`
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