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A balloon that is initially flat, is initiated by filling it from a tank of compressed air. The final volume of the balloon is `5m^(3)`. The barometer reads 95kPa. The work done in this process is

A

`475xx10^(5)J`

B

`4.75xx10^(7)J`

C

`4.75xx10^(3)J`

D

`4.75xx10^(5)J`

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