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At a temperature `T, K`, the pressure of `4.0 gm` argon in a bulb is `P`. The bulb is put in a bath having temperature higher by `50 K` than the first one `0.8` of argon gas had to be removed to maintain original pressure. The temperature `T` is

A

73 K

B

100 K

C

200 K

D

510 K

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The correct Answer is:
C

At constant P and V , `n_(1) T_(1) = n_(2) T_(2)`
`4 xx T_(1) = 3.2 xx (T_(1) + 50)`
On solving , `T_(1)= 200` K
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