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Internal energy of an ideal gas depends upon

A

Temperature only

B

volume only

C

both voume and temperature

D

neither volume no temperature

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The internal energy of ideal gas depends only upon temperature of gas not on other factors
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  • Internal energy of an ideal gas depends on :-

    A
    Volume
    B
    Temperature
    C
    Pressure
    D
    None of these

  • Internal energy of an ideal gas depends on

    A
    Volume
    B
    Temperature
    C
    Pressure
    D
    None of these

  • Internal energy of ideal gas depends on

    A
    only pressure
    B
    only volume
    C
    only temperature
    D
    (a) and (c)

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