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Three moles of ideal gas A with `(C_(p))/(C_(v))=(4)/(3)` is mixed with two moles of another ideal gas B with `(C _(P))/(C_(v))=(5)/(3)` The `(C_(P))/(C_(v))` of mixture is (Assuming temperature is constant)

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