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An ideal gas (1 mol ,monatomic) is in the initial state P (see diagram) on an isothermal curve A at a temperature `T_0` . It is brought under a constant volume `(2V_0)` process to Q which lies on an adiabatic curve B intersecting the isothermal curve A at `(P_0,V_0,T_0)` . The change in the internal energy of the gas (in terms of `T_0` ) during the process is `(2^(2//3)=1.587)`

A

`2.3T_0`

B

`-4.6T_0`

C

`-2.3T_0`

D

`4.6T_0`

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