When container of volume V is heated from normal temperature T1 K to T2 K ,the volume of expelled air at temperature T1 K is ∆V' .therefor value ∆V/V is
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Given
Initial temperature =T1 k
Final temperature = T2 k
Initial volume V1 =v
Change in volume V2 = dv
(Don't have dal option in keyboard so using (d) for that)
Using Charles law
V directly proportional to T
V/T = contt.
So we can write
V1/T1 = V2/T2
V2/v1=T2/T1
V2/v1= dv/v
dv/v =T2/T1
If we take final volume as
Initial volume + expelled volume of air
V2= v+dv
Then
v+dv/v = T2/T1
1+(dv/v)=T2/T1
dv/v=T2/T1 - 1
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Initial temperature =T1 k
Final temperature = T2 k
Initial volume V1 =v
Change in volume V2 = dv
(Don't have dal option in keyboard so using (d) for that)
Using Charles law
V directly proportional to T
V/T = contt.
So we can write
V1/T1 = V2/T2
V2/v1=T2/T1
V2/v1= dv/v
dv/v =T2/T1
If we take final volume as
Initial volume + expelled volume of air
V2= v+dv
Then
v+dv/v = T2/T1
1+(dv/v)=T2/T1
dv/v=T2/T1 - 1
This is ur ans hope it will help you in case of any doubt comment below
prachijnv2016:
Thankyou very much
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