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16g of oxygen and 14g of nitrogen are mixed in an enclosure of volume 5000cm^(3) at a temperature of 300K .The resulting pressure of the mixture is nearly
(A) 5`**`1`0^(5)` Pa
(B) 4`**`1`0^(5)` Pa
(С) 3`**`1`0^(5)`Pa
(D) 1.2`**`1`0^(5)`Pa

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