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Heart leaks into a vessel, containing one mole of an ideal monoatomic gas at a constant rate of `(R )/(4)s^(-1)` where R is universal gas constatant. It is observed that the gas expands at a constant rate `(dV)/(dt) = (V_(0))/(400("second"))` where `V_(0)` is intial volume. The inital temperature is given by `T_(0)=40K`. What will be final temperature of gas at time `t = 400 s`.

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