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`{:(,"Column-I",,"Column-II"),("(P)","If volume of gas molecules be negligible",,(1)(P+a/V_(2))(V-b)=RT),("(Q)","At very high pressure",,"(2)PV=RT+Pb"),("(R)","At low pressure and high temperature",,(3)PV=RT-a/V),("(S)","van der Waal's gas",,"(4)PV=RT"):}`

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`{:("P Q R S"),("3 2 4 1"):}`

B

`{:("P Q R S"),("2 4 1 3"):}`

C

`{:("P Q R S"),("3 4 1 2"):}`

D

`{:("P Q R S"),("2 3 1 4"):}`

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