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Consider a thermodynamic process where internal energy `U = AP^2V` (A = constant). If the process is performed adiabatically, then

A

`AP^2(V + 1)` = constant

B

`(AP + 1)^2V` = constant

C

`(AP + 1)V^2` = constant

D

`V/((AP+1)^2)` = constant

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