2. Water at standard atmospheric pressure and temperature fills a sealed, rigid container. If the temperature of the water is increased by 50°C, what is the pressure? Assume that the coefficients of compressibility and thermal expansion are constant and take on the values given in the notes/text

2. Water at standard atmospheric pressure and temperature fills a sealed, rigid container. If the temperature of the water is increased by 50°C, what is the pressure? Assume that the coefficients of compressibility and thermal expansion are constant and take on the values given in the notes/text

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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2. Water at standard atmospheric pressure and temperature fills a sealed, rigid container. If the
temperature of the water is increased by 50°C, what is the pressure? Assume that the coefficients
of compressibility and thermal expansion are constant and take on the values given in the
notes/text

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Temperature of the water will be 50C

Assume the general parameters as P=pressure, V=volume,T=temperature

Step 2

Formula for coefficient of compressibility is

Step 3

Then the formula for coefficient of thermal expansion is get by

Step 4

By the solving the coefficient of thermal expansion we get

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