Volume of a given mass of gas at $17 \, ^oC$ is measured as $200 \, cm^3$. The volume of the same mass of that gas at same pressure and at temperature of $47 \, ^oC$ will be .............. $cm^{3}$
- A$77.5$
- B$13.45$
- C$220.6$
- D$320$
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