Show that (a)b) cC₁ - C₂CP—KCΤναVT2KTKS2. Show that(a) 2/2C₂(b) ¢p − & == KIKS(Tva²KT

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b) c
C₁ - C₂
C
P
—
K
C
Τνα
V
T
2
K
T
K
S
2. Show that
(a) 2/2
C₂
(b) ¢p − & =
= KI
KS
(
Tva²
KT

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