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A gaseous system changes from state `A(P_(1),V_(1),T_(1))` to `B(P_(2),V_(2),T_(2))`, `B` to `C(P_(3),V_(3),T_(3))` and finally from `C` to `A`. The whole process may be called

A

Reversible process

B

Cyclic process

C

Isoba ri c process

D

Spontaneous process

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B
A/c. to definition of cyclic process.
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