Internal energy is independent of the ____________ for an ideal gas?
Correct answer: C. Both A. & B.
- A. Pressure
- B. Volume
- C. Both A. & B.
- D. Neither A. nor B.
Explanation
For an ideal gas, internal energy is a function of temperature only, not of pressure or volume separately. Therefore it is independent of both pressure and volume when temperature is specified.
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