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An ideal gas expands isothermally from volume `V_(1)` to `V_(2)` and is then compressed to original volume `V_(1)` adiabatically. Initialy pressure is `P_(1)` and final pressure is `P_(3)`. The total work done is `W`. Then

A

`P_3gtP_1,wgt0`

B

`P_3ltp-1,Wlt0`

C

`P_3gtP_1,Wlt0`

D

`P_3=P_1,W=0`

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C
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