One mole of an ideal gas is taken from $A$ to $B$,from $B$ to $C$,and then back to $A$. The variation of its volume with temperature for that change is as shown. Its pressure at $A$ is $P_{0}$ and volume is $V_{0}$. Then,the internal energy:

  • A
    at $A$ and $B$ are equal
  • B
    at $A$ is more than at $B$
  • C
    at $C$ is less than at $B$
  • D
    at $B$ is more than at $A$

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