Nandini posted an Question
December 31, 2020 • 18:07 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Physics (PH)

Doubt in thermodynamics page 51 in iitjam physics material

While solving this differential equation, I'm getting a different solution when I take the constant terms onto either sides. That is, I kept '-3/4' on the side of the equation that has the term 'dp' and got A= VP^(3/4). Confused of how to proceed from here.

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    Nitin meel best-answer

    answer dono methods se solve krne pr same hi aayega ..... difference constant ki vajah se h..... or vse bhi constant ki value to kuch bhi ho skti h

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  • Rohit kumar gupta best-answer

    See the attachment foe Ans

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    Thank you sir, but how do we prove that PV^(4/3) = VP^(3/4) ? Thank you.

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