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In a monatomic ideal gas the pressure and the volume relation follows the equation given by `P^6V^5= constant`. The gas contains n number of moles. Find the amount of heat required to increase the temperature of gas by` 5` kelvin.

A

`15 nR`

B

`7.5 nR`

C

`75 nR`

D

`37.5 nR`

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