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Two bulbs of 100 c.c and 200 c.c capacity, contain the same gas at same temperature and pressure are connected by a capillary tube of negligible volume. Initially both were at `0^(@)C`. Now the temperature of the bigger bulb is raised to 100°C and that of the smaller bulb being kept at `0^(@) C`. If the initial pressure was 76 cm of mercury, what is the final pressure in cm of Hg

A

32

B

52

C

72

D

92

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