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One mole of an ideal gas at temperature `T_` expands slowly according to the law `p/V=` constant.
Its final temperature is `T_2`. The work done by the gas is

A

`R(T_2-T_1)`

B

`(R//2)(T_2-T_1)`

C

`(R//4)(T_2- T_1)`

D

`PV(T_2-T_1)`

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B
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