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An ideal gas of adiabatic exponent `gamma`, expands according to law PV= `beta` (where `beta` is the positive constant). For this process the compressibility of the gas is

A

`1/P`

B

`beta/p`

C

`1/(gammaP)`

D

`1/((1-beta)P)`

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