An ideal gas is taken from point $A$ to point $C$ on a $P-V$ diagram through two processes $AOC$ and $ABC$ as shown in the figure. Process $AOC$ is isothermal.

  • A
    Process $AOC$ requires more heat than process $ABC$.
  • B
    Process $ABC$ requires more heat than process $AOC$.
  • C
    Both processes $AOC$ and $ABC$ require the same amount of heat.
  • D
    Data is insufficient for comparison of heat requirement for the two processes.

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