Which of the following statement is not correct? O a. Intensive Properties are independent on the mass of the system. O b. Extensive Properties are dependent on the mass of the system. O . Temperature and Pressure are Extensive Properties O d. Volume and Energy are Extensive Properties.

Which of the following statement is not correct? O a. Intensive Properties are independent on the mass of the system. O b. Extensive Properties are dependent on the mass of the system. O . Temperature and Pressure are Extensive Properties O d. Volume and Energy are Extensive Properties.

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

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Which of the following statement is not correct?
O a. Intensive Properties are independent on the mass of the system.
O b. Extensive Properties are dependent on the mass of the system.
O c. Temperature and Pressure are Extensive Properties
O d. Volume and Energy are Extensive Properties.

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