An ideal gas has pressure P and Volume V, is heated. The warming process includes 4 steps. During step 2 to 3.. O a. both the volume and the pressure of the gas are constant O b. The internal energy of the gas is constant C. The pressure of the gas is constant O d. The volume of the gas is constant

An ideal gas has pressure P and Volume V, is heated. The warming process includes 4 steps. During step 2 to 3.. O a. both the volume and the pressure of the gas are constant O b. The internal energy of the gas is constant C. The pressure of the gas is constant O d. The volume of the gas is constant

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