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For adsorption of a gas on solid surface, following isotherm was obtained. Where P is pressure of gas in atm, x represents amount of gas adsorbed and m represents mass of adsorbent, calculate the value of `(x)/(m)` of the gas at same temperature and at a pressure of 81 atm.

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    A
    fast to slow to independent of the pressure
    B
    slow to fast to independent of the pressure
    C
    independent of the pressure to fast to slow
    D
    independent of the pressure to slow to fast

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    A
    fast `rarr` slow `rarr` independent of the pressure
    B
    slow `rarr` fast `rarr` independent of the pressure
    C
    Independent of the pressure `rarr` fast `rarr` slow
    D
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    A
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