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If C subscript V equals 4.96 cal divided by mole K, then increase in internal energy when temperature of 2 moles of this gas is increased from  340 K to 342 K       

  1. 27.80 cal
  2. 19.84 cal
  3. 13.90 cal
  4. 9.92 cal

The correct answer is: 19.84 cal


    straight capital delta U equals mu C subscript V straight capital delta T equals 2 cross times 4.96 cross times left parenthesis 342 minus 340 right parenthesis equals 19.84 cal

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