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One mole of ideal gas `(C_(V)="20 JK"^(-1)"mol"^(-1))` initially at STP is heated at constant volume to twice the initial temperature. For the process, W and q will be -

A

`W=0,q=5.46kJ`

B

`W=0,q=0`

C

`W=-5.46kJ, q = 5.46kJ`

D

`W=5.46kj, q = 5.46kJ`

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