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An ideal gas containing n moles whose ratio of specific heats is 59/39 undergoes a change according to the relation `P=P_0+alpha/V`where `P_0`and `alpha` are positive constants. When the temperature is doubled from an initial value of 2`alpha`/nR, the heat absorbed by the gas is Q, find Q/`alpha`. You can use ln3=1.10.

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