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4 g of an ideal gass (Vapour dencity=20) is taken in a bulb of `10 dm^3`volume at a temperature of T K. The bulb is placed in a thermostat maintained at a temperature 125°C more than the initial. To maintain original pressure, 0.8 g of gas has to be removed, then the value of T is

A

500K

B

400K

C

250K

D

160k

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