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One mole of an ideal gas at an initial temperature to is taken through a process in which its pressure P varies with absolute temperature T is `P=(2P_(0))/((1+T//T_(0))`. Find its initial pressure and volume and find its temperature and volume when its pressure is half of the initial value.

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`P, RT_(0)//P_(0), 6RT_(0)//P_(0)`
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