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Let `Delta U_(1)` and `Delta U_(2)` be the changes in internal energy of an ideal gas in the processes `A` and `B` then

A

`Delta U_(1) gt Delta U_(2)`

B

`Delta U_(1)= Delta U_(2)`

C

`Delta U_(1) lt Delta U_(2)`

D

`Delta U_(1) != Delta U_(2)`

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The correct Answer is:
B
As `Delta U` is a state function i.e., it depends initial and final position in process `A` and `B` and final temp are same.
`:. Delta U_(1)=Delta U_(2)`
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