Gas in a cylinder initially at a temperature of 290K and a pressure of 1.013xd 10 pa is compressed to one-cight of its initial volume.
The pressure differences for isothermal compression is
A. 8.013:10 pa
B. 1.013 x10 pa
C. 6.013 x 10 pa
D. 7.091310 pa
E. 2.031 310 pa
21. The pressure differences for adiabatic compression is
A.24 kpa
B.16.7 kpa C. 6.031x10pa
D. 36 pa E. 17.605x10 pa
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The answer is trial 3.