In a cavity the total energyU = aVT4i where d is îndependentofT.V andShow thatF=+ Tf(V)dndS=4 d V TU-flv) ,wherce flu) Ps unknown.Using the fact that s)o tor Ts ooras TsoShow that the radiotion pressure PP=

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In a cavity the total energ y U = aVT"i where d is îndependent of V and T. Show that F= + Tf (v) dnd S=4 d V TU-f(v) ,whece flu) Ps unknown. 3. Using g the fact that sao tor Ts o or as Ts o -> Show that the radiation pressure Ps. Pミu

In a cavity the total energ y U = aVT"i where d is îndependent of V and T. Show that F= + Tf (v) dnd S=4 d V TU-f(v) ,whece flu) Ps unknown. 3. Using g the fact that sao tor Ts o or as Ts o -> Show that the radiation pressure Ps. Pミu

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In a cavity the total energy
U = aVT4i where d is îndependent
of
T.
V and
Show that
F=
+ Tf(V)
dnd
S=4 d V TU-flv) ,wherce flu) Ps unknown.
Using the fact that s)o tor Ts o
or
as Tso
Show that the radiotion pressure P
P=

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