Cp/Cv
Can Cp/Cv or gamma be 3/2? I hve solved this question though with other method but i when i tried to do it by using adiabatic work and using gamma=3/2 i didnt get the correct ans
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@Gyro Gearloose
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im getting gamma = 3/2 by
The other way i solved it like dq=du+pdv and then using the given eqn to find dv and using Cv=R/y-1 to get ans
Btw what resource is this bro it seems pretty good
Maine abhi tak Thermo revise ni Kari hai so no idea
That is Shashi bhushan Tiwari vol2
isnt that the polytropic index tho instead of gamma, since PV^N = constn and its a polytropic process thats why N=3/2
what ur doing should be like this
Yeah
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