Monoatomic gas A having 5 mole is mixed with diatomic gas B having 1 mole in container of volume V0. Now the volume of mixture is compressed to V0/4 by adiabatic process. Initial pressure and temperature of gas mixture is P0 and T0. [given 23.2 = 9.2] Choose correct option: a) γmix=1.6\gamma_{mix} = 1.6γmix=1.6 b) Final pressure is between 9P0 and 10P0 c) |W.D.| = 13 RT0 d) Average Translational kinetic energy

Monoatomic gas A having 5 mole is mixed with diatomic gas B having 1 mole in container of volume V0. Now the volume of mixture is compressed to V0/4 by adiabatic process. Initial pressure and temperature of gas mixture is P0 and T0. [given 23.2 = 9.2] Choose correct option: a) γmix=1.6\gamma_{mix} = 1.6γmix=1.6 b) Final pressure is between 9P0 and 10P0 c) |W.D.| = 13 RT0 d) Average Translational kinetic energy

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