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The pressure (P) and absolute temperature (T) of an ideal gas are related to each other as `Pprop(1)/(T^(2))`. If temperature of gas is 300 K and its volume changes from V to 8 V, then find the final temperature of gas.

A

600 K

B

300 K

C

373 K

D

273 K

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