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For a gas if `gamma=1.4` , then atomically, `C_p` and `C_v` of the gas are respectively

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Monatomic, `5/2R,3/2R`

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Monatomic, `7/2R,5/2R`

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Diatomic, `7/2R,5/2R`

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Triatomic, `7/2R,5/2R`

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