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One mole of Argon undergoes a process given by `PV^(3//2)`= const. If heat obtained by gas is `Q` and molar specific of the following in the process is `C` then which of the following is correct if temperature of gas changes by `-26 K` (assusme Argon as an ideal gas)

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