A thermodynamic process in which temperature $T$ of the system remains constant though other variable $P$ and $V$ may change, is called
A
Isochoric process
B
Isothermal process
C
Isobaric process
D
None of these
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B
Isothermal process
b (b) In isothermal process, temperature remains constant.
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