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When a gas expands from 4 litre to x litre at constant pressure of 2.5 atmosphere, the work done is 750 J. The value of x is O a. 7 litre O b. 3 litre O c. 6 litre O d. 2.5 litre

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When a gas expands from 4 litre to x litre at
constant pressure of 2.5 atmosphere, the work
done is 750 J. The value of x is
a. 7 litre
O b. 3 litre
O c. 6 litre
O d. 2.5 litre

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