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Thermodynamics: Average Speed of Gas Molecules

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What is the relationship between the variation of the internal energy of a gas and changes in physical state?
a.
The variation of the internal energy is directly proportional to the changes in physical state.
b.
There is no relationship between the two quantities.
c.
The variation of the internal energy is inversely proportional to the changes in physical state.
d.
The variation of the internal energy does not depend on changes in physical state.
e.
The variation of the internal energy is equal to the changes in physical state.

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