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In a given process on an ideal gas, `dW=0` and `dQ` is negative, then for the gas:

A

The temperature will decrease

B

The volume will increase

C

The pressure will remain constant

D

The temperature will increase

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A

`q=dU+(-dW)` if `dW=0, q=-ve , dU` will be `-ve` or `T` will decrease.
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