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If a triatomic gas is heated at constant pressure, precentage of the heat energy which is used to increase the internal energy is

A

`75%`

B

`14%`

C

`60%`

D

`100%`

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A
`(dU)/(dQ)xx100=(1)/(gamma)xx100`
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