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Two identical gas samples are initially at same temperature and pressure. They are separatly taken into two cylinders of volume V (each) and are compressed to volume V/2 One isothermally and other adiabatically.
If final pressures in the process are `p_1` and `p_2` , then the ratio of `p_1//p_2` is

A

`2^gamma`

B

2

C

`1/2`

D

`2^(1-gamma)`

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