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One mole of a gas isobarcally heated by 40K receives an amount of heat 1.162KJ. What is the ratio of specific heats of the gas?

A

1.7

B

1.4

C

1.3

D

1.5

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  • The specific heat of gas

    A
    has only two values `Cp` & `Cv`
    B
    has a unique value of given temperature
    C
    can have any values from `O` to `prop`
    D
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    A
    5
    B
    `(5)/(3)`
    C
    `(3)/(2)`
    D
    `(7)/(5)`

  • If a gas has n degrees of freedom ratio of specific heats of gas is

    A
    `(1+n)/(2)`
    B
    `1+(1)/(n)`
    C
    `1+(n)/(2)`
    D
    `1+(2)/(n)`

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