7. For an Ideal Gas, find the Partial Derivative of v, w.r.t. P. 8. Please consider large room that needs a new carpet. The vendor came and estimated the cost at $8 to $12 per square foot, depending on the condition of the sub-floor. The vendor then "paced off" the room and estimated that the room was 60' by 50'. You estimated that the vendor's method of measuring the room dimensions could be off by as much as 3' in for each dimension. Please find the (a) mean cost, (b) best case cost, (c) worst case cost, and (d) the most probable cost,

7. For an Ideal Gas, find the Partial Derivative of v, w.r.t. P. 8. Please consider large room that needs a new carpet. The vendor came and estimated the cost at $8 to $12 per square foot, depending on the condition of the sub-floor. The vendor then "paced off" the room and estimated that the room was 60' by 50'. You estimated that the vendor's method of measuring the room dimensions could be off by as much as 3' in for each dimension. Please find the (a) mean cost, (b) best case cost, (c) worst case cost, and (d) the most probable cost,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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