Kindly solve part 2 Quiz#1Find the change in entropy for Isothermal and Isochoric processesVrTsAS = nc,ln+ nRlnAssignment#11. Derive the relation; AS = nc pln -nRln-Pi%3DHint: Use enthalpy relation2. Find the change in entropy for Isothermal and Isoboric processes

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Find the change in entropy for Isothermal and Isochoric processes
Vr
Ts
AS = nc,ln+ nRln
Assignment#1
1. Derive the relation; AS = nc pln -nRln-
Pi
%3D
Hint: Use enthalpy relation
2. Find the change in entropy for Isothermal and Isoboric processes

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