Q6- Show that, for a perfect gas, the fractional change in pressure across a small pressure pulse is given by dP/P-k dV/C and that the frictional change in absolute temperature is given by dT/T-(k-1) dV/C

Q6- Show that, for a perfect gas, the fractional change in pressure across a small pressure pulse is given by dP/P-k dV/C and that the frictional change in absolute temperature is given by dT/T-(k-1) dV/C

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Q6- Show that, for a perfect gas, the fractional change in pressure across a small
pressure pulse is given by
dP/P-k dV/C
and that the frictional change in absolute temperature is given by
dT/T-(k-1) dV/C

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