Two containers $A$ and $B$ with pistons contain a diatomic gas at $300\, K$. The piston in container $A$ is free to move,while the piston in container $B$ is fixed. Both containers are supplied with the same amount of heat. If the temperature in container $A$ increases by $30\, K$,by how many $K$ will the temperature in container $B$ increase? Both containers contain the same gas.
- A$30$
- B$18$
- C$50$
- D$42$
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