Consider a system of N non-interacting particles confined in a volume V at a temperature such that the particles obey classical Boltzmann statistics. If the temperature is lowered to the point at which quantum effects become important, the pressure of the gas may differ depending on whether the particles are fermions or bosons. Let PF be the pressure exerted by the particles if they are fermions. Pg be the pressure if they are bosons and, and Po be the pressure the particles would exert if quantum effects are ignored. Which of the following is true? A. PFPBPC B. PE> Pe> PB C. PF > PB> Pc D. PF PB Pe E. P < PC < PB