By choosing one of the 3 options given below, the water in the closed container inFind the temperature and show the process on T-v, P-v diagrams.1.2.3.Seçenek Seçenek SeçenekVn (devir/dakika)su700800900milTork (N.m)150200250Pi, T1, V1t (dakika)201510V (volt)140130120I (amper)101520P. (kPa)800600400TI150130120VI (litre)101520Q: (kJ)400500600

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By choosing one of the 3 options given below, the water in the closed container in Find the temperature and show the process on T-v, P-v diagrams. 2. 3. Seçenek Seçenek Seçenek à (devir'dakika) 700 800 900 mil Tork (N.m) 150 200 250 P., Tı, VI t (dakika) 20 15 10 V (volt) 140 130 120 I (amper) 10 15 20 P. (kPa) 800 600 400 TI 150 130 120 Vi (litre) 10 15 20 Q: (kJ) 400 500 600

By choosing one of the 3 options given below, the water in the closed container in Find the temperature and show the process on T-v, P-v diagrams. 2. 3. Seçenek Seçenek Seçenek à (devir'dakika) 700 800 900 mil Tork (N.m) 150 200 250 P., Tı, VI t (dakika) 20 15 10 V (volt) 140 130 120 I (amper) 10 15 20 P. (kPa) 800 600 400 TI 150 130 120 Vi (litre) 10 15 20 Q: (kJ) 400 500 600

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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