Which one of the following equations specifies an isochoric process?
$[Q = \text{heat supplied, } \Delta p = \text{change in pressure, } \Delta V = \text{change in volume, } \Delta T = \text{change in temperature}]$
$[Q = \text{heat supplied, } \Delta p = \text{change in pressure, } \Delta V = \text{change in volume, } \Delta T = \text{change in temperature}]$
- A$\Delta V = 0$
- B$Q = 0$
- C$\Delta P = 0$
- D$\Delta T = 0$
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