Equations of Polytropic ProcessDefinition, diagrams, equations, & sample problemsTest Your Skills 14.11. A substance undergoes a process such that pV13 = C. If during this process the volume increases by25% and the initial temperature is 300 K, find the final temperature in K.Your answerSubmitPrevious activityJumn to合曲 60000

γ=1.3 V1=Initial Volume V2=Final volume V2=V1×1+0.25V2=V1×1.25 T1=Initial temperature=300 k

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A substance undergoes a process such that pV3 = C. If during this process the volume increases by 25% and the initial temperature is 300 K, find the final temperature in K.

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