3. In the steady flow throttling process, the enthalpy of the exit stream is. the enthalpy of the iniet stream. (a) less than. (b) Equal. (c) Greater than. 4. In any thermodynamic cycle, the net heat transferred to the system is or by the system. (a) equal. the net work done into (b) Higher than (c) Lower than. 5. In the system that its kinetic and potential energy equal zero is also known as (b) Stationary. (a) Adiabatic. (c) Reversible.

3. In the steady flow throttling process, the enthalpy of the exit stream is. the enthalpy of the iniet stream. (a) less than. (b) Equal. (c) Greater than. 4. In any thermodynamic cycle, the net heat transferred to the system is or by the system. (a) equal. the net work done into (b) Higher than (c) Lower than. 5. In the system that its kinetic and potential energy equal zero is also known as (b) Stationary. (a) Adiabatic. (c) Reversible.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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