Please help. Thank you 1. Loci of the series of state change during heat addition to a gas shall be.A. ProcessB. PathC. State changeD. All of the above1. Time, length, mass, and temperature are:A. Primary dimensionsB. Secondary dimensions C. Both A and BD. None of these3 The characteristic gas constant R and universal gas constant R can be related throughmolecular weight M as underA. R=R X MB. R= RX MC.R=R +MD. R= R +M4If ideal gas equation p=R T is used to model a real gas then modeling will becoming moreaccurate whenA. Pressure decreases, temperature decreases and molar mass decreasesB. Pressure decreases, temperature increases and molar mass increasesC. Pressure increases, temperature increases and molar mass increasesD. Pressure increases, temperature decreases and molar mass increases

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1. Loci of the series of state change during heat addition to a gas shall be. A. Process B. Path C. State change D. All of the above 1. Time, length, mass, and temperature are: A. Primary dimensions B. Secondary dimensions C. Both A and B D. None of these 3 The characteristic gas constant R and universal gas constant R can be related through molecular weight M as under A. R=R X M B. R= RX M C. R=R +M D. R= R +M

1. Loci of the series of state change during heat addition to a gas shall be. A. Process B. Path C. State change D. All of the above 1. Time, length, mass, and temperature are: A. Primary dimensions B. Secondary dimensions C. Both A and B D. None of these 3 The characteristic gas constant R and universal gas constant R can be related through molecular weight M as under A. R=R X M B. R= RX M C. R=R +M D. R= R +M

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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