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The pressure and the volume of four ideal gases. with the same number of molecules, are given below. Which has the highest temperature? p=6 atm, V=2 m3 p-5 atm, V=3 m3 p=4 atm, V=1 m3 p=3 atm, V=3 m3

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The pressure and the volume of four ideal gases, with the same number of molecules are given below. Wnch has the highest temperature?
p%36 atm, V=2 m3
p=5 atm, V-3 m3
p=4 atm, V-1 m3
p=3 atm, V-3 m3

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