Which of the following temperature is highest?
A.Melting point of gold
B.Melting point of steel
C.Melting point of tungsten
D.Melting point of zinc
E.Melting point of lead
A.Melting point of gold
B.Melting point of steel
C.Melting point of tungsten
D.Melting point of zinc
E.Melting point of lead
A.Elinvar
B.Manganin
C.Nichrome
D.Muntz metal
E.Duralumin
A.Too lean mixture
B.Stoichiometric mixture
C.Most economical mixture
D.Slightly rich mixture
E.Too rich mixture
A.3 – 710
B.10 – 110
C.125 – 180
D.200 – 300
E.More than 300
A.Round
B.Hemishperical
C.Cylindrical
D.Cubical
E.Sharp irregular shaped
A.Nowton’s law
B.Corollary to Newton’s laws of motion
C.Mohr’s principle
D.D’ Alembert’s principle
E.Principle of dynamics
A.1.0 cm-m
B.1.562 cu-m
C.8.48 cu-m
D.12.847 cu-m
E.25.794 cu-m
A.Copper-zinc alloy
B.Copper-tin alloy
C.Copper-lead alloy
D.Copper-nickel alloy
E.Copper aluminium alloy
A.Pressure at cut off to supply pressure
B.Pressure at cut off to exhaust pressure
C.Pressure at cut off to mean effective pressure
D.Fraction of piston stroke which the piston has travelled when cut off occurs
E.Work done by piston after cut off to total work done per cylinder
A.An acceleration pump
B.A vacuum pump
C.A fuel pump
D.A suction pump
E.A float