Tricky Internal Energy

If 2 bodies A and B are such that temperature of A is greater than the temperature of B. Then which of the bodies has higher internal energy?

Cannot be determined from the given data. A B None of these

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Dhrumil Joshi
Jan 25, 2015

It is very important that the amount and nature of matter must be specified in the question. Simple example is. Take two monoatomic ideal gases A and B. A is at 300K and has 1mol. and B is at 250K and has 2 mol. Clearly internal energy of B is greater than that of A

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