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Select all proper statements below to explain that the isentropic process is not necessarily an internally reversible adiabatic process OA. 80 1²41 + T B. 1²00 T +S =0 OD. gen + S gen #0 OC. The entropy generation S < 0 and the entropy transported by heat gen The entropy generation S >0 and the entropy transported by heat gen 1²50/ 1 1²00 < T

Select all proper statements below to explain that the isentropic process is not necessarily an internally reversible adiabatic process OA. 80 1²41 + T B. 1²00 T +S =0 OD. gen + S gen #0 OC. The entropy generation S < 0 and the entropy transported by heat gen The entropy generation S >0 and the entropy transported by heat gen 1²50/ 1 1²00 < T

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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