Which of the following sets has all extensive properties? Select one: O a. pressure, volume, energy and heat O b. volume, energy, enthalpy and entropy O c. volume, energy, work and density O d. Density, volume, heat and Thermal Conductivity

Which of the following sets has all extensive properties? Select one: O a. pressure, volume, energy and heat O b. volume, energy, enthalpy and entropy O c. volume, energy, work and density O d. Density, volume, heat and Thermal Conductivity

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Which of the following sets has all extensive properties?
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O a. pressure, volume, energy and heat
O b. volume, energy, enthalpy and entropy
O c. volume, energy, work and density
O d. Density, volume, heat and Thermal Conductivity

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