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When heat flows into a diatomic ideal gas, the pressure is constant and the volume increased. Find the fraction of heat becomes the work for the gas. O A. 0.29. OB. 0.40. O C. 0.60. O D. 0.67.

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When heat flows into a diatomic ideal gas, the pressure is constant and the volume increased. Find the fraction of heat becomes the work for the
gas.
O A. 0.29.
OB. 0.40.
O C. 0.60°
O D. 0.67°

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