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5. Unsteady-state system is (a) A system that the conditions inside the process changed with time. (b) A system that the conditions inside the process remain unchanged with time. (c) A system that the conditions outside the process changed with time 6 The hoating and

5. Unsteady-state system is (a) A system that the conditions inside the process changed with time. (b) A system that the conditions inside the process remain unchanged with time. (c) A system that the conditions outside the process changed with time 6 The hoating and

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A O @ 4 ul 51%
Laminates
5. Unsteady-state
system is (a) A
system that the
conditions inside
the process
changed with time.
(b) A system that
the conditions
inside the process
remain unchanged
with time. (c) A
system that the
conditions outside
the process
changed with time
6. The heating and
expanding of a gas
is called;
(a)Thermodynamic
system
(b)Thermodynamic
суcle
(c)Thermodynamic
process (d)
Thermodynamic
law
7. Which of the
following is not a
method of heat
transfer ? (a)
Conduction (b)
Radiation (c)
Insulation (d)
Convection
8. The processes
or systems that do
II

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