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Vessel A contains an ideal gas at a pressure `5xx10^(5)` Pa and is connected with a heat source which maintains its temperature at `300 K`. Another vessel B which has four time greater inner volume contains the same gas at a pressure `10^(5)` Pa and is connected to a heat source which maintains its temperature at `400 K`. What will be the pressure of entire system if two vessels are connected by a narrow tube tap:-

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