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A Steel tank is filled with a gas at 150 atmosphere and at `20^(@)C`. If the pressure raise to 250 atmospheres, the tank explodes. Find the temperature at which the tank explodes.

`215.3^(@)C`

`273.3^(@)C`

`100.3^(@)C`

`373.3^(@)C`

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