The pressure of an ideal gas varies according to the law

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Problem

The pressure of an ideal gas varies according to the law p=p0−aV2p = p_0 - aV^2, where p0p_0 and aa are positive constants. What is the highest temperature that can be attained by the gas? (1) p0nRp0a\frac{p_0}{nR}\sqrt{\frac{p_0}{a}} (2) p0nRp02a\frac{p_0}{nR}\sqrt{\frac{p_0}{2a}} (3) 2p0nRp02a\frac{2p_0}{nR}\sqrt{\frac{p_0}{2a}} (4) 2p03nRp03a\frac{2p_0}{3nR}\sqrt{\frac{p_0}{3a}}

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