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One mole of an ideal gas requires `135 J` of heat to raise its temperature by `15 ^@ K` when heated at constant pressure. If the same gas is heated at constant volume to raise the temperature by the same, then the heat required will be
`(R = 8.3J /mole ^@K)`

A

`198.7 J `

B

`105 J`

C

`215.3 J `

D

`10.5 J`

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