Physics, asked by wipronreddy, 9 months ago

Gas is taken through a cyclic process completely once. Change in the internal energy of the gas is
(A) infinity
(B) zero
(C) small
(D) Large​

Answers

Answered by d687cyoyo
2

Explanation:

For an ideal gas in a cyclic processand in an isothermal process changein internal energy is zero

Answered by qwwestham
0

When gas is taken through a cyclic process completely once, the change in the internal energy of the gas is "zero". (option b)

  • It can be seen that the process given here is a cyclic process, and thus, the system or gas, returns to its original, initial state.
  • Now, the internal energy is a state function. Hence, there will be no change in internal energy because the system is at its initial state again. In such a process, work done by the system will be equal to the heat added to it.
  • Thus, the correct answer will be 'option b'.

#SPJ3

Similar questions