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Internal energy of `n_1` moles of hydrogen at temperature 150 K is equal to the in ternal energy of `n_2` moles of helium at temperature 300 K The ratio of `n_1//n_2` is

A

`3//5`

B

2

C

1

D

`5//3`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`n_1C_(v1)Delta T_1=n_2C_(v2)DeltaT_2`
`implies n_1 xx 3/2 R xx 10 = n_2 xx 5/2 R xx 6 implies(n_1)/(n_2)=1`
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