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From the relation Cp - Cv= R show that t...

From the relation `C_p - C_v= R` show that the ratio of two specific heats `(gamma)`of an ideal' gas is given by `gamma = 1+ 2/ f`, where f is the degrees of freedom of a molecule.

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