If A B is an isothermal, B C is an isochoric and A C is an adiabatic curve; which of the graph correctly represents them in figure

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If A B is an isothermal, B C is an isochoric and A C is an adiabatic curve; which of the graph correctly represents them in figure (A)  (B)  (C)  (D)

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

As slope of adiabatic A C is more than the slope of isothermal A B, and B C is isochoric (i. e., at constant volume), therefore, Fig. (b) represents the curves correctly.

Q. If $A B$ is an isothermal, $BC$ is an isochoric and $A C$ is an adiabatic curve; which of the graph correctly represents them in figure

As slope of adiabatic $A C$ is more than the slope of isothermal $A B$ , and $BC$ is isochoric (i. e., at constant volume), therefore, Fig. (b) represents the curves correctly.

Q. If AB is an isothermal, BC is an isochoric and AC is an adiabatic curve; which of the graph correctly represents them in figure

As slope of adiabatic AC is more than the slope of isothermal AB, and BC is isochoric (i. e., at constant volume), therefore, Fig. (b) represents the curves correctly.

Q. If $A B$ is an isothermal, $BC$ is an isochoric and $A C$ is an adiabatic curve; which of the graph correctly represents them in figure

As slope of adiabatic $A C$ is more than the slope of isothermal $A B$ , and $BC$ is isochoric (i. e., at constant volume), therefore, Fig. (b) represents the curves correctly.