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C(P) -C(V) for an ideal gas is………….. ....

`C_(P) -C_(V)` for an ideal gas is………….. .

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`C_(P) - C_(V)` for na ideal gas is equal to `R`.
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  • Assertion: C_(P)-C_(V)=R for an ideal gas. Reason: ((delE)/(delV))_(T)=0 for an ideal gas.

    A
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    C
    Statement 1 is true, statement 2 is false
    D
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