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An ideal gas is subjected to a thermodynamics process in which its pressure increases but the volume decreases. Then

A

the process may be isothermal

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B

work done by the gas is positive

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C

the process maybe adiabatic

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D

change in its internal energy is equal to the work done by the gas

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Solution

The correct options are
A the process may be isothermal
C the process maybe adiabatic

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