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The piston is compressed with gas in two ways - once isothermal, the second adiabatic. In which case is the final pressure higher? Why?
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The piston is compressed with gas in two ways - once isothermal, the second adiabatic. In which case is the final pressure higher? Why?

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Answer:

adiabatic

Step-by-step explanation:

Piston is compressed with gas in two ways -once isothermal ,the second adiabatic

According to Boyles law

Pressure is indirectly proportional to volume

As volume is decreased pressure is increased in adiabatic process

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