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V vs T curves at different pressures `P_(1)` and `P_(2)`
for an ideal gas are shown below:

Which one of the following is correct? : `P_(1) gt P_(2)`, `P_(1) lt P_(2)`, `P_(1) = P_(2)`, `P_(2)"/"P_(1)= 1"/"2`

A

`P_(1) gt P_(2)`

B

`P_(1) lt P_(2)`

C

`P_(1) = P_(2)`

D

`P_(2)"/"P_(1)= 1"/"2`

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B
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