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At different pressures,the rate of diffusion is expressed by (at constant temperature)
(A) `r prop sqrt(PM)`
(B) `r prop(P)/(sqrt(M))`
(C) `r prop(1)/(sqrt(PM))`
(D)`r prop( P sqrt(M))`

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