For adiabatic process, pressure before and after the process are 8000 kN/m2 and 2 bar respectively. The volume before and after the process are 4000 mm3 and 40 cm3 respectively. Then the adiabatic index is ____________ A. 3.4 B. None of the answers given C. 1.4 D. 2.4

For adiabatic process, pressure before and after the process are 8000 kN/m2 and 2 bar respectively. The volume before and after the process are 4000 mm3 and 40 cm3 respectively. Then the adiabatic index is ____________ A. 3.4 B. None of the answers given C. 1.4 D. 2.4

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For adiabatic process, pressure before and after the process are 8000 kN/m²and 2 bar respectively. The volume before and after the process are 4000 mm³and 40 cm³ respectively. Then the adiabatic index is ____________

3.4

None of the answers given

1.4

2.4

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