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In troposhere, temperature varles linearly with elevation as `T=T_(0)-ay,` where `T_(0)` is the temperature at lthe earth's surface, then

A

the pressure does not change with elevation in troposhere

B

the variation of pressure with elevation is linear

C

the dimension of a is `[M^(@)L^(-1)theta]`

D

the pressure is independent of variation with temperature in the given situation

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