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A vessel of volume `5000 cm^3` contains `(1/20)` moles of molecular nitrogen at 1800K. If `30%` of the molecules are now dissociated the pressure inside the vessel (in Pa) will be

A

`1.49 xx 10^(5)`

B

`1.95 xx 10^5`

C

`2.25 xx 10^5`

D

`3.78 xx 10^5`

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