A constant volume gas thermometer closely follows:
A.Boyle’s law
B.Charle’s law
C.Gay Lussac’s law
D.None of the above
A.Boyle’s law
B.Charle’s law
C.Gay Lussac’s law
D.None of the above
A.4 to 5 tonnes
B.25 to 30 tonnes
C.40 to 50 tonnes
D.90 to 100 tonnes
A.Solid carbondioxide
B.Solid oxygen
C.Solid nitrogen
D.Liquid air
E.Sodium
A.Reciprocating
B.Centrifugal
C.Rotary sliding vane
D.Rotary screw compressor
E.All of the above
A.When the income from the building fails to justify its existence
B.When the cost of repairs is more than the income
C.When thebuilding facilities become obsolete
D.When the capitalization rate becomes high
E.When the directional growth of area is turned away from it
A.Permeability of magnetic materials when subjected to strain
B.Resistance of material when subjected to strain
C.Flux linkage of material when subjected to strain
D.None of the above
A.Straight line
B.Circle
C.Parabola
D.Hyperbola
E.Ellipse
A.Varies with altitude
B.Varies with altitude
C.Varies with square of speed
D.Remains constant
E.Depends on other factors