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Actual graph for the given parameters. For the non-zero volume of the molecules, real gas equation for 
mol of the gas will be
- I,III
- I,II
- II
- I
The correct answer is: II
As 
increases, 
also increases, hence graph II
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Path I is feasible, whereas path II is not
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