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for the given PV isotherms , which of the following is correct for `T_1 ,T_2,T_3` ?

A

`T_1 lt T_2 lt T_3`

B

`T_3 lt T_2 lt T_1`

C

`T_2 lt T_3 lt T_1`

D

`T_1 lt T_3 lt T_2`

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