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An ideal monoatomic gas indergoes a pressure `pV_(n)`=constant. The adiabatic constant for gas is `y`. During the process, volume of gas increases from `V_(0)` to `rV_(0)` and pressure decreases for `p_(0) ` to `(p_(0))/(2r)` Based on above information, answer the following questios :
The of n is

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