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Figure shows volume - temperature (V-T) graph for same mass of an ideal gas at two different pressures `P_1`and `P_2`. Hence

A

`P_1=P_2`

B

`P_1=1/P_2`

C

`P_1ltP_2`

D

`P_1gtP_2`

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