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If `C_(p) and C_(v)` denote the specific heats (per unit mass of an ideal gas of molecular weight `M`), then
where `R` is the molar gas constant.

A

`c_(P)-c_(V)=R//M^(2)`

B

`c_(P)-c_(V)=R`

C

`c_(P)-c_(V)=R//M`

D

`c_(P)-c_(V)=MR`

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