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A sound wave passing through air at `NTP` produces a pressure of `0.001 "dyne"/cm^2` during a compression. The corresponding change in temperature (given `gamma = 1.5` and assume gas to be ideal) is

A

`8.97xx10^(-4)K`

B

`9.87xx10^(-6)K`

C

`8.97xx10^(-8)K`

D

`9.87xx10^(-4)K`

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C
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