1. For the following partial derivatives, your expressions may not contain all of the properties P, V, T, Cp, a, and k, but should not have any variables other than these. a) Evaluate (ðU/ƏP)† in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K. b) Evaluate (ƏU/ƏT)p in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K.

1. For the following partial derivatives, your expressions may not contain all of the properties P, V, T, Cp, a, and k, but should not have any variables other than these. a) Evaluate (ðU/ƏP)† in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K. b) Evaluate (ƏU/ƏT)p in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K.

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a) Evaluate (@U/ƏP), in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K.
b) Evaluate (@U/ƏT)p in terms of P, V, T, Cp, a, and K.

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