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An ideal gas occupies a volume of `2m^(3)` at a pressure of `3xx10^(6)` p,a the energy of the gas is :

A

`9xx10^(6)J`

B

`6xx10^(4)J`

C

`10^(8)J`

D

`3xx10^(2)J`

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