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For `1 mol` of an ideal gas, `V_(1)gtV_(2)gtV_(3)` in fig. (`I`),`T_(1)gtT_(2)gtT_(3)` in fig. (`II`), `P_(1)gtP_(2)gtP_(3)` in fig. (`III`), and `T_(1)gtT_(2)gtT_(3)` in fig. (`IV`) , then which curves are correct.

A

`I,II`

B

`I,II,III`

C

`II,IV`

D

`I,III,IV`

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`PV=RT` if `P_(1) gt P_(2)`, `V_(1) lt V_(2)`.
Also `log P= -log V+ log RT`
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