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Relation between Cp and Cv

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N moles of an ideal monatomic gas is heated from35^° C to 55^° C at constant volume and 900 J of heatis absorbed. If same gas is heated at constantpressure from 55^° C to 95 C, then the heat requiredwill be(1) 1000 J(2) 1500 J(4) 3000 J(3) 2000 J

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