During phase change process, the magnitudes of thelatent heat depend ontemperature onlyO pressure onlyO heat transfer rateO pressure and temperature

The answer is C) Heat transfer rate

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latent heat depend on
temperature only
O pressure only
O heat transfer rate
O pressure and temperature

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