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Taking into account that dU= TdS - pdV(fundamental equation), what is true? A. (dT/dp)p = -(dp/dS)S B. (dT/dV)S = -(dp/dS)V C. (dS/dV)T = -(dp/dS)V D. (dS/dV)S = -(dS/dp)V

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Taking into account that dU= TdS - pdV(fundamental equation), what is true?

A. (dT/dp)p = -(dp/dS)S

B. (dT/dV)S = -(dp/dS)V

C. (dS/dV)T = -(dp/dS)V

D. (dS/dV)S = -(dS/dp)V

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