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An ideal gas undergoing adiabatic change has the following pressure-temperature relationship

A

`p^(gamma - 1) T^(gamma) =` constant

B

`p^(gamma) T^(gamma - 1) =` constant

C

`p^(gamma)T^(1 - gamma) =` constant

D

`p^(1 - gamma) T^(gamma) =`constant

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