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An ideal monoactomic gas undergoes a process ini which its internal energy depends upon its volume as
`U=asqrt(V)` [where a is a constant]
(a) find work done by a gas and heat transferred to gas to increse its internal energy by 200 J.
(b) find molar specific heat of gas for this process.

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To solve the problem, we will break it down into two parts: ### Part (a): Work Done by the Gas and Heat Transferred to the Gas 1. **Understanding Internal Energy**: The internal energy \( U \) of the gas is given by the equation: \[ U = a \sqrt{V} ...
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