10. In free expansion process for a perfect gas, initial internal energy a. Is equal to final internal energy. b. Is greater than final internal energy. c. Is less than final internal energy. d. Is equal to integral of final internal energy.

10. In free expansion process for a perfect gas, initial internal energy a. Is equal to final internal energy. b. Is greater than final internal energy. c. Is less than final internal energy. d. Is equal to integral of final internal energy.

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10. In free expansion process for a perfect gas, initial internal energy
a. Is equal to final internal energy.
b. Is greater than final internal energy.
c. Is less than final internal energy.
d. Is equal to integral of final internal energy.

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