Physics, asked by noorangel224, 11 months ago

1. The internal energy in an isothermal process:
* Decrease
* Increase
* Becomes zero

plzz tell me the answer

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Answered by swejalkasaudhan

1

Answer:

internal energy become zero because it depend on change in temperature and in isothermal process change in temperature is zero

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