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A system is allowed to move from state
I. Increase in internal energy from state
II. If path
III. If work done by the system in path
IV. The value
V. Heat absorbed by the system to reach
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Consider the following statements:
1.One kind of energy can be converted into an exactly equivalent amount of other kind of energy.
2.Continuous production of mechanical work is possible without the supply of equivalent quantity of heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are contrary to first law of thermodynamics?
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A system is allowed to move from state
I. Increase in internal energy from state
II. If path
III. If work done by the system in path
IV. The value
V. Heat absorbed by the system to reach
272657
Consider the following statements:
1.One kind of energy can be converted into an exactly equivalent amount of other kind of energy.
2.Continuous production of mechanical work is possible without the supply of equivalent quantity of heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are contrary to first law of thermodynamics?
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A system is allowed to move from state
I. Increase in internal energy from state
II. If path
III. If work done by the system in path
IV. The value
V. Heat absorbed by the system to reach
272657
Consider the following statements:
1.One kind of energy can be converted into an exactly equivalent amount of other kind of energy.
2.Continuous production of mechanical work is possible without the supply of equivalent quantity of heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are contrary to first law of thermodynamics?
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A system is allowed to move from state
I. Increase in internal energy from state
II. If path
III. If work done by the system in path
IV. The value
V. Heat absorbed by the system to reach
272657
Consider the following statements:
1.One kind of energy can be converted into an exactly equivalent amount of other kind of energy.
2.Continuous production of mechanical work is possible without the supply of equivalent quantity of heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are contrary to first law of thermodynamics?