In the P-V diagram shown, there are two adiabatic parts of the same gas intersecting two isothermals at T1 and T₂. The ratio (Vb/Va) is equal to - VgyanHub

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In the P-V diagram shown, there are two adiabatic parts of the same gas intersecting two isothermals at T₁ and T₂. The ratio (V_b/V_a) is equal to

Options :

(a) 2(Vc/Vd)
(b) 1/2(Vc/Vd)
(c) (Vc/Vd)
(d) (Vc/Vd)^2

Answer :

(c) (V_c/V_d)

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