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A defintie amount of diatomic ideal gas undergoes reversible adiabatic expansion from `10 L, 127^(@)C` to `'V'L,-73^(@)C.` The molar heat capacity of gas at constant volume is : `[Given : R=8.3JK^(-1),ln 2 =0.7.ln 30=3.4]`

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