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5.) Which of the following is true for an adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas? A.) The internal energy increases and the temperature increases. B.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature increases. C.) The internal energy increases and the temperature decreases. D.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature decreases. E.) The internal energy and the temperature remains the same.

5.) Which of the following is true for an adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas? A.) The internal energy increases and the temperature increases. B.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature increases. C.) The internal energy increases and the temperature decreases. D.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature decreases. E.) The internal energy and the temperature remains the same.

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5.) Which of the following is true for an adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas? A.) The internal energy increases and the temperature increases. B.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature increases. C.) The internal energy increases and the temperature decreases. D.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature decreases. E.) The internal energy and the temperature remains the same. 6.) Which of the following is true for the overall heat and work of the cyclic process. A.) q = -w B.) q = w C.) q = w = 0 D.) q = -2w 7.) Which of the type of boundaries characterizes an isothermal expansion of gases. A.) rigid and adiabatic boundary C.) movable and adiabatic boundary B.) rigid and diathermal boundary D.) movable and diathermal boundary
Transcribed Image Text:5.) Which of the following is true for an adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas? A.) The internal energy increases and the temperature increases. B.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature increases. C.) The internal energy increases and the temperature decreases. D.) The internal energy decreases and the temperature decreases. E.) The internal energy and the temperature remains the same. 6.) Which of the following is true for the overall heat and work of the cyclic process. A.) q = -w B.) q = w C.) q = w = 0 D.) q = -2w 7.) Which of the type of boundaries characterizes an isothermal expansion of gases. A.) rigid and adiabatic boundary C.) movable and adiabatic boundary B.) rigid and diathermal boundary D.) movable and diathermal boundary
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