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`{:(,"ColumnI",, "ColumnII"),((A),"Gas A is ... and gas B is ...",(p),"Monoatomic, diatomic"),((B),p_(A)//p_(B) "is",(q),"Diatomic, monoatomic"),((C),n_(A)//n_(B)"is",(r), gt 1),(,,(s), lt1),(,,(t),"cannot say anything"):}`

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From given `V-T` graph we cannot tell the nature of gas slope of `V-T "graph" = (nR)/(P)`
From graph `((nR)/(P))_(A) gt ((nR)/(P))_(B) implies ((n)/(P))_(A) gt ((n)/(P))_(B)`
`implies` Cannot say anything about `(n_(A))/(n_(B))` & `(P_(A))/(P_(B))`
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