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An ideal monatomic gas undergoes process `PV^(1.25)` = constant .Then

A

(a)upon increase in pressure temperature decreases

B

(b)upon increase in pressure heat is absorbed by gas

C

(c)if heat is given to gas its internal energy increases

D

(d)heat is absorbed by gas if volume increases

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