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[" DR ACADEMY "],[" 18.The pressure of an ideal gas varies according "],[" to the law "P=P_(0)-AV^(2)" where "P_(0)" and "A" are "],[" positive constants,What is the highest "],[" temperature that can be attained by the gas? "],[qquad P_(0)]

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