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Consider the modes of transformations of a gas form state `A` to state `B` as shown in the given `P-V` diagram. Which one of the following is true?

A

`DeltaH = q` along `A rarrC`.

B

`Delta S` is same along both `A rarrB` and `A rarr C rarrB`

C

`w` is same along both `A rarrB` and `A rarr C rarrB`

D

`w gt 0` along both `A rarr B` and `A rarrC`

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Work `(w)` is a state function. It depends upon the initial and final state of system.
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