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Answer: If both gases undergo the same entropy then more heat is added to gas a because the entropy of the gas a is less than the entropy of the gas b.
Explanation:
Entropy is defined as the degree of randomness. When the temperature of the gas increases then the entropy of gas also increases.
In the given problem, Quantity a of an ideal gas is at absolute temperature t, and a second quantity b of the same gas is at absolute temperature 2t.
Heat is added to each gas, and both gases are allowed to expand isothermally. It means that the volume is constant during this process.
If both gases undergo the same entropy then more heat is added to gas a because the entropy of the gas a is less than the entropy of the gas b. If the heat is added then there will be more entropy.
Answer:
1. It won't break
2. 0.5 squared meters
Explanation:
1. Pressure (P) is force (F) exerted over an area(A). Greater the force or smaller the area, the pressure will be greater. This is presented by an equation:
P = F / A
This metallic object can be placed on the table in 3 different positions, depending on which its side is pressed against the table. Since its dimensions are 3 • 6 • 8 m, surface areas of these sides are:
A1 = 3 • 6 = 18m^2
A2 = 3 • 8 = 24m^2
A3 = 6 • 8 = 48m^2
It is already stated that the smaller are, greater the pressure, so this object will exert the greatest pressure if it's placed on the table with its 18m^2 side. In this case, pressure will be:
P = 400N / 18m^2
P = 22.2 N/m^2 (N/m^2 is the same unit as Pascal)
So, the table can withstand 250 Pa of pressure, the object exerts only 22.2 Pa, which means that the glass table won't break.
2. Again, we need to know the equation that connects the force and the pressure, and that is:
P = F / A
In this case, we have both the force and the pressure, and we want to find the surface of the area. From the previous equation, area can be found as:
A = F / P
A = 20N / 40Pa (N/m^2)
A = 0.5 m^2
So, the answer is: this pressure is exerted on the area of half of squared metar.
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