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1. An ideal gas changes from a state defined by pressure P1 and volume V, to a state defined by pressure P2 and volume V2. Which set of properties is independent of the path between the two states? A work
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1. An ideal gas changes from a state defined by pressure P1 and volume V, to a state defined by pressure P2 and volume V2. Which set of properties is

independent of the path between the two states?

A work performed by or on the gas
B change in internal energy of the gas
C heat transfered to or from the gas
D work and heat transfer involving the gas

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The answer is B.
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