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3 R.Calculate the AS (J/K), if The temperature of 6 mole of an ideal gas is increased from 176 Kto 750 K, and its given that C,= the volume is constant. a. 72.3 O b. 542.3 O c. 162.7 O d. 108.5

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R.Calculate the AS (J/K), if
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The temperature of 6 mole of an ideal gas is increased from 176 K to 750 K, and its given that C,=R
the volume is constant.
O a. 72.3
O b. 542.3
о с. 162.7
O d. 108.5

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