2.

One mole of an ideal monoatomic gas is taken

round the cyclic process ABCA as shown in the
figure. Then match the quantities of column I with
their values in column II.


P
0

3P
0

A
B
C
V
0
2V
0

P
V

Column I Column -II

(A) Heat taken by the gas in path CA
1.
0 0
2
5
V P
(B) Heat taken by the gas in path AB 2. 3P
0
V
0

(C) Heat taken by the gas in path BC
3.
2
0 0
V P

(D) Net work done during ABCA is
4.
0 0
V P


2. Q = Q
AB
+ Q
BC
+ Q
AC
= W = area of PV diagram = P
0
V
0

Q
CA
=
0 0
2
5
) (
2
5
V P T T R
C A
=

0 0
3 ) (
2
3
V P T T R Q
A B AB
= =
Q
BC
= ( )
2
0 0
V P
Q Q W
AC AB
= +
Net work done =
0 0
2
2
1
P V =
0 0
V P

(A) - 1, (B) - 2, (C) 3, (D) 4

1. An ideal diatomic gas undergoes a process in which temperature (T) of the gas varies
with volume (V) as
V
T
1
. Pressure of the diatomic gas increases from P
0
to 4P
0
.
Match the following.


Column I Column II
(A) Temperature of the gas becomes 1. Half
2. 3/5

3. Double
4. 3/2
5. Triple
(B) Volume of the gas becomes
(C) For this process, ratio of heat transferred to that of
change in internal energy is
(D) For this process ratio of molar specific heat
to that of R is

1.
V
T
1
P T , R
dT n
PdV
C C
V
2
3
= + =
(A) - 3, (B) - 1, (C) 2, (D) 4