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One mole of an ideal gas is expanded from the state `A(P_(0), V_(0))` to final state B having volume V. The process follows a path represented by a straight line on the P–V diagram (see figure). Up to what volume (V) the gas shall be expanded so that final temperature is half the maximum temperature during the process.

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