am. The piston is quickly pushed into the cylinder, which compresses the air inside the cylinder, dramatically A Tire s Increasing the temperature. This causes a small piece of material, such as cotton, in the cylinder to burn. A fire syringe has a cylinder with an initial volume of 10.0 cm, an initial pressure of 1.0 atm, and an initial temperature of 300. K. The piston is pushed down, which decreases the volume to 1.0 cm and increases the temperature to 510. K. Which of the following indicates the final pressure inside the cylinder and help explain the pressure? The pressure decreases to 0.4l atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder with less speed. B. 1.0 atm; the changes in volume and temperature cancel each other out. The pressure remains constant The pressure increases to 5.9 atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder with greater speed. D The pressure increases to 17 atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder more frequently.

am. The piston is quickly pushed into the cylinder, which compresses the air inside the cylinder, dramatically A Tire s Increasing the temperature. This causes a small piece of material, such as cotton, in the cylinder to burn. A fire syringe has a cylinder with an initial volume of 10.0 cm, an initial pressure of 1.0 atm, and an initial temperature of 300. K. The piston is pushed down, which decreases the volume to 1.0 cm and increases the temperature to 510. K. Which of the following indicates the final pressure inside the cylinder and help explain the pressure? The pressure decreases to 0.4l atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder with less speed. B. 1.0 atm; the changes in volume and temperature cancel each other out. The pressure remains constant The pressure increases to 5.9 atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder with greater speed. D The pressure increases to 17 atm; the gas particles in the cylinder hit the walls of the cylinder more frequently.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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