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[" The efficiency of an ideal gas with adiabatic exponent "gamma'" 'for "],[" the shown cyclic process would be: "],[[" " "(1)/((A)),((2ln2-1))/(gamma/(gamma-1))," (B) "quad ((1-2ln2))/(gamma/(gamma-1))],[" (C) ",((2ln2+1))/(x((y-1))," (D) "((2ln2-1))/(gamma/(gamma+1))]]

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