In an isobaric process,the ratio of heat supplied to the system (dQ) and work done by the system (dW) for diatomic gas is :-

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anonymous · Answer

zero

anonymous · Answer

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surry99 · Answer

yes it is zero so you may need to recheck your question since the ratio dq/dw would be undefined.

anonymous · Answer

no,its not the answer

surry99 · Answer

actually my answer is correct based on your question.  
My guess is your question is wrong.  It would make sense to look at the ratio of dq/dU for an isochoric process.
If you have the original question, you should scan it and post it.

anonymous · Answer

oh!! sorry...this is an ISOBARIC PROCESS

abb0t · Answer

isobaric meaning constant pressure, and hence work performed is one of volumetric change at constant pressure. So you can use w = p dV