Entropy of the universe tends to
A.A minimum
B.Zero
C.A maximum
D.No particular value as it remains constant
A.A minimum
B.Zero
C.A maximum
D.No particular value as it remains constant
A.35.04 x 108 kWh
B.35.04 x 107 kWh
C.35.04 x 106 kWh
D.35.04 x 105 kWh
A.Copper, nickel, silver
B.Copper, lead, tin
C.Copper, tin, silver
D.Copper, tin, zinc
E.Copper, zinc, silver
A.higher temperature of molten iron
B.high efficiency of cupola
C.reduced heat loss in waste gases
D.all of the above
A.Orifice plate
B.Venturimeter
C.Rotameter
D.Pitot tube
E.Manometer
A.Brittle
B.Elastic
C.Plastic
D.Annealed
E.Soft
A.Minimum when it acts at C.G. of the body
B.Maximum when it acts at C.G. of the body
C.Different at different points of body
D.Same at every point in its line of action
E.None of the above
A.48.300 ft
B.56,900 ft
C.65,800 ft
D.75,000 ft
A.density increases and permeability
B.density decreases and permeability increases
C.both density as well as permeability decrease
D.both density as well as permeability increase
A.Greater conductor size
B.Poor voltage regulation
C.Large copper losses
D.Large KVA rating of transformers
E.All of the above