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For a gas of molecular weight M specific heat capacity at constatn pressure is `(gamma=(C_(P))/(C_(V)))`

A

`R/(gamma - 1)`

B

`(gamma R)/(gamma - 1)`

C

`(gamma R)/(M(gamma - 1))`

D

`(gamma" RM")/((gamma - 1))`

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C
`"Specific heat " = ("molar heat capacity")/("molecularv eight") rarr S_p C_p/M = (gamma R)/(M (gamma - 1))`
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