Question

11. A mass m of an ideal gas initially has volume
V and temperature T. When it is kept at
constant volume V, heat Q is required to
increase its temperature to T + AT. If the
volume is not kept constant, but the gas
expands from V to 3V, when the temperature
increases from T to (T + 2AT), then the heat
supplied must be
1) less than 20 2) equal to 20
3) more than 20 4) equal to 6Q​

Answer 1

Answer:

1

Explanation:

the heat supplied must be less than 20