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The molar specific heat at constant volume of gas mixture is `(13R)/(6)`. The gas mixture consists of

A

2 moles of `O_2` and 4 moles of `H_2`

B

2 moles of `O_2` and 4 moles of argon

C

2 moles of argon and 4 moles of `O_2`

D

2 moles of `CO_2` and 4 moles of argon

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The correct Answer is:
C

`C_V=(n_1C_(V_1)+n_2C_(V_2))/(n_1+n_2)`
In option (c),
`C_V=((2)(3/2R)+(4)(5/2R))/(6)`
`=(13R)/(6)`
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