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273 cm³ of an ideal gas has an initial temperature of 0°C. The gas is heated at a constant pressure to 10°C. It will now occupy _______________.

A. 263 cm³
B. 273 cm³
C. 283 cm³
D. 278 cm³
E. 293 cm³
F. none of the above

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