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0.5 mole of diatomic gas at `27^(@)C` is heated at constant pressure so that its volume is tripled. If R = 8.3 J `"mole"^(-1)k^(-1)` then work done is

A

4980 J

B

2490 J

C

630 J

D

1245 J

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