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The pressure and volume of a gas are changed as shown in the p-V diagram in the figrue ahead. The thmperature of the gas

A

Increases as it goes from A to B

B

Increases as it goes from B to C

C

Remains constant during these changes

D

Decreases as it goes from D to A

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