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An ideal gas of specific heat ratio `gamma` with volume and pressure P is compressed to increase the pressure by `DeltaP`. If the change in volume is `Delta V_1` in an isothermal process and `Delta V_2` in an adiabatic process, then

A

`(Delta V_1)/(Delta V_2) = gamma`

B

`Delta V_1 gt Delta V_2`

C

`Delta V_2 gt Delta V_1`

D

`(Delta V_1)/(Delta V_2) = 1/gamma`

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