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Three moles of an diatomic gas are in a closed rigid container at temperature T (in K). 1 mole of diatomic gas gets dissociated into atoms without appreciable change in temperature. Now heat is supplied to the gas and temperature becomes 2T. If the heat supplied to the gas is x(RT), find the value of x.

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