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Physics Problem Please Help!!

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13-03-2002 8:32pm

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#2 14-03-2002 4:14pm
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Here you go.

Haven't a notion about part (b) though.

Actually if you use one or other of the Tds relations, keeping T constant, you might be able to do part (b) like that. I can't remember them offhand though.

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#3 14-03-2002 5:28pm
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