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Equal volumes of two jars contain HCl, `NH_3` gases respectively at constant temperature and pressure P. When one of the jars is inverted over another jar so that they mix up, the pressure in either of the jars is

A

1 atm

B

Equal to P

C

Becomes Zero

D

P + P = 2P

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