5.10 Which of the followingequations must be used tocompute for the temperatureat point A? *P, atmВ4.0isothermalCDE1.020.0 V, L4.01isothermal What is the approximatevolume of the system at pointВ? *5 LO 6 LO 7LO 8 L9 LО 10LO 12 LO 14 LО 16LO none of the above

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5.10

Which of the following
equations must be used to
compute for the temperature
at point A? *
P, atm
В
4.0
isothermal
C
D
E
1.0
20.0 V, L
4.01
isothermal

What is the approximate
volume of the system at point
В? *
5 L
O 6 L
O 7L
O 8 L
9 L
О 10L
O 12 L
O 14 L
О 16L
O none of the above

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