Answer:
technician A is correct
Explanation:
Technician B has circuit topologies confused. In a series circuit, there is only one path for electrical current to take. In a parallel circuit, the current will divide between paths in proportion to the inverse of their resistance. The least resistance path will have the most current.
Technician A is mostly correct.
Answer:
The API "Donut" identifies oils that meet current API engine oil standards.
Explanation:
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The work done on the gas during this process if the final pressure is 456 kPa is; -82.8 kJ
<h3>Workdone in Thermodynamics</h3>
We are given;
The initial pressure; P₁ = 96 kPa
Final Pressure; P₂ = 456 kPa
The gas is compressed according to;
p = aV + b
where;
a = -1200 kPa/m³
b = 600 kPa
Thus, at initial pressure P₁ = 96 kPa;
96 = -1200V₁ + 600
1200V₁ = 600 - 95
1200V₁ = 505
V₁ = 505/1200
V₁ = 0.42 m³
At Final Pressure P₂ = 456 kPa;
456 = -1200V₂ + 600
1200V₂ = 600 - 456
1200V₂ = 144
V₂ = 144/1200
V₂ = 0.12 m³
Formula for the workdone during the process is;
W_out = ¹/₂(P₁ + P₂)(V₂ - V₁)
W_out = ¹/₂(96 + 456)(0.12 - 0.42)
W_out = -82.8 kJ
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Answer:
Compression ratio(r)
Explanation:
Otto cycle:
Otto cycle is an ideal cycle for all working petrol engine.It have four processes in which two are constant volume process and other two are reversible adiabatic or we can say that isentropic processes.All petrol engine works on Otto cycle.
The efficiency of Otto cycle given as follows
Where r is the compression ratio and γ is heat capacity ratio.
So from above we can say that the efficiency of Otto cycle depends onl;y on compression ratio (r).
Answer:
Explanation:
Normal strain :
It is the ratio of deformation to the original dimension.Normal strain occurs due to longitudinal force.
Normal strain = ΔL/L
Shear strain:
It is the ratio of deformation to perpendicular dimension.Shear strain occurs due to tangential force.
From the second diagram:
if angle Φ is small then we can write
So
This is the shear strain equation.