If molar heat capacity of the given proc...

If molar heat capacity of the given process (as shown in figure) is `C`, then

one specific heat only

`C = 0`

`C gt C_(V)`

`C < C_(V)`

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The correct Answer is:

`dQ = dU +dW , nCdT = nC_(v)dT +dW`
`DeltaU gt 0` and `DeltaW gt 0 , :. C gt C_(v)`

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