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The volume - temperature graph of a given mass of an ideal gas at respective constant pressure is shown below. What is the CORRECT order of pressure ?

A

`P_(1) gt P_(3) gt P_(2)`

B

`P_(1) gt P_(2) gt P_(3)`

C

`P_(2) gt P_(3) gtP_(1)`

D

`P_(2) gt P_(1) gt P_(3)`

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