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An ideal gas is expanded so that the amount of heat given is equal to the decrease in internal energy of the gas. The gas undergoes the process `PV^((6)/(5))=` constant. The gas may be

A

`He`

B

`O_(2)`

C

`Ar`

D

all of the above

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