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If heat is supplied to an ideal gas in an isothermal process.

A

the internal energy of the gas will increase

B

the gas will do positive work

C

the gas will do negative work

D

the given process is not possible

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C
`Delta Q=Delta W " "(T="constant")` if heat is released then `W= -ve`
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