FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMODYNAMICS
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For a certain ideal gas, R = 0.282Btu/lb-R and k = 1.32. If 30Btu/lb are transferred to this gas,what will be the temperature change at constant volume?
a. 37.23400F b. 36.84210F c. 39.62260F d. 34.04260F
Consider the following :
1. For isobaric process, n=0
2. For isothermal process, n=1
3. For isochoric process, n= *
4. For Adiabatic process, n=1
Which of the above mentioned values are correct for the value of n?
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