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The total kinetic energy of all the molecules of helium having a volume V exerting a pressure P is 1500 J. The total kinetic energy in joules of all the molecules of `N_2` having the same volume V and exerting pressue 2P is:

A

3000

B

4000

C

5000

D

6000

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