In the figure given two processes $A$ and $B$ are shown by which a thermo-dynamical system goes from initial to final state $F.$ If $\Delta {Q_A}$ and $\Delta {Q_B}$ are respectively the heats supplied to the systems then
A$\Delta {Q_A} = \Delta {Q_B}$
B$\Delta {Q_A} \ge \Delta {Q_B}$
C$\Delta {Q_A} < \Delta {Q_B}$
D$\Delta {Q_A} > \Delta {Q_B}$
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D$\Delta {Q_A} > \Delta {Q_B}$
d (d) $\Delta Q = \Delta U + \Delta W;$ $\Delta U$ does not depend upon path.
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