At $27\, ^\circ C$ temperature and $1\, bar$ pressure,the volume of a gas is $25\, L$. If the temperature becomes $77\, ^\circ C$ at constant pressure,calculate the volume of the gas. (in $, L$)
- A$29.17$
- B$25.00$
- C$27.50$
- D$30.00$
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