(a) Derive, given that dU = dq+ dw, andconsidering that dU is an exact differential, ageneral relation between Cy and Cp.(b) Consequently, assume ideal gas behaviourand simplify your result.

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Problem 2.56E: What are the numerical values of the heat capacities c-v and c-p of a monatomic ideal gas,in units...

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(a) Derive, given that dU = dq+ dw, and considering that dU is an exact differential, a general relation between Cy and Cp. (b) Consequently, assume ideal gas behaviour and simplify your result.