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The molar heat capcity of a gas at constant volume is `C_(v)`. If n moles of the gas undergo `DeltaT` change is temperature, its internal energy will change by `nC_(v)DeltaT`

A

Only if the change of temperature occurs at constant volume

B

Only if the change of temperature occurs at constant pressure

C

In any process which is not adiabatic

D

In any process

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