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Equipartition Theorem

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Refer to figure. Let $△ U_{1}$ and $△ U_{2}$ be the change in internal energy in processes A and B respectively, $△ Q$ be the net heat given to the system in process $(A + B)$ and $△ W$ be the net work done by the system in the process $(A + B)$

A

△ U_{1} + △ U_{2} = 0

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△ U_{1} - △ U_{2} = 0

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△ Q_{1} - △ W = 0

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△ Q_{1} + △ W = 0

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The correct options are
A $△ U_{1} + △ U_{2} = 0$
C $△ Q_{1} - △ W = 0$

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Δ Q

be the net heat given to the system in process (A+B) and

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Δ U_{1} - Δ U_{2} = 0

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