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Two gases have the same initial pressure, volume and temperature. They expand to the same final volume, one adiabatically and the other isothermally

A

In case of isothermal process, final pressure is greater.

B

In case of adiabatic process, work done is greater.

C

In case of adiabatic process, work done is greater.

D

In case of isothermal process, work done is greater/

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A, D

` (P_(f))_("isothermal").^(gt) (P_(f)) _("Adiabatic")`
`(T_(f))_("isothermal").^(gt) (T_(f))_("adiabatic")`
Area under isothermal curve is move than area under adiabatic curve.
`implies W_("isothermal").^(gt)W_("adiabatic")`
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