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A system X undergoes following changes
`underset(P_(1)V_(1)T_(1))(X)to underset(P_(2)V_(2)T_(1))(W)tounderset(P_(3)V_(2)T_(2))(Z)tounderset(P_1V_(1)T_(1))X`
The overall process may be called as

A

Reversible process

B

Cyclic process

C

Cyclic reversible process

D

Isochoric process

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