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An ideal gas passes from one equllibrium state `(P_(1) ,V_(1), T_(1), N)` to anoter equilibrium state `(2P_(1) , 3V_(1), T_(2), N)` Then

A

`T_(1)= T`

B

`T_(1) = (T_(2))/(6)`

C

`T_(1) = 6T_(2)`

D

`T_(1) = 3T_(2)`

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