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Temperature of one mole of a gas is increased by $1^{o} C$ at constant pressure. The work done on the system is:

A

R

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2 R

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R / 2

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D

- R

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Solution

The correct option is D $- R$
$Δ W = - P Δ V$
$= - n R Δ T$
$= - 1 R (1)$
$= - R$

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