An ideal gas has volume ${V_0}$ at ${27^{\circ}C}$. It is heated at constant pressure so that its volume becomes $2{V_0}$. The final temperature is

  • A
    ${54^{\circ}C}$
  • B
    ${32.6^{\circ}C}$
  • C
    ${327^{\circ}C}$
  • D
    ${150 K}$

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