Fundamental and Derived Quantities MCQs

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The basic circuit element in a d.c. circuit is
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Two thermometers x and y have fundamental intervals of 80° and 120°. When immersed in ice, they show the readings of 20° and 30°. If y measures the temperature of a body as 120°, the reading of x is
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105. For He I and He II, the experimental values of various quantities are Cp1 = 1.2 cal g^-1, Cp2 = 2.9 cal g^-1, a1 = 0.2 K^-1, a2 = -0.04 K^-1, V = 6.84 cm^3 g^-1 and Tλ = 2.19 K. For Ehrenfest's equations, the value of dP/dT is:
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The change in entropy of a system is given by