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When a polyatomic gas undergoes an adiabatic process, its temperature and volume are related by the equation `TV^(n)` =constant, the value of `n` will be

A

`1.33`

B

`0.33`

C

`2.33`

D

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For adiabatic process
`TV^(gamma -1)=` constant
For polyatomic gas
`gamma = (4)/(3)=1.33`
`n=1.33 - 1=0.33`
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