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consider two processes on a system as shown in fig
the volumes in the initial stage are the same in the two processes and the volume in the final stage are also the same.Let `DeltaW_(1) and DeltaW_(2)` be the work done by the system in the processes A and B respectively.

A

a) `DeltaW_(1)gtDeltaW_(2)`

B

b) `DeltaW_(1)=DeltaW_(2)`

C

c) `DeltaW_(1)ltDeltaW_(2)`

D

d) nothing can be said about the relation between `DeltaW_(1) and DeltaW_(2)`.

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C
`DeltaW_(1)ltDeltaW_(2)`
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