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For a non-zero value of force of attraction between the gas molecules and zero volume occupied by the gas molecules, give a modified expression of van der Waals' equation.

A

`PV =nRT -(n^(2)a)/(V)`

B

PV = nRT + nbP

C

PV =nRT

D

`P=(nRT)/(V-b)`

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