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Three sample, A,B,C of a gas initially have the same volume. The volume of each sample is doubled by the following processes: (i) isothermal process on A, (ii) adiabatic process on B, and (iii) isobaric process on C. In which process will the work done be highest?

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The processes on the three sample are shown on a pV diagram( fig). Two vertical lines X and Y denote the volume V and 2V. In this diagram, the area under a curve represents the work done. Clearly, this area is the largest for the isobaric process on sample C. So the work done in this process will be the highest.
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