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For a gas, `C_(P)-C_(V)=5000J//kg" "K`, if the ratio of principal specific heat is 1.5, then `C_(P)` in J/kg K will be

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12000

B

15000

C

14000

D

16000

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B
`C_(p)-C_(V)=5000`
`(C_(p))/(C_(V))=1.5" "thereforeC_(V)=(C_(p))/(1.5)`
`C_(p)=(C_(p))/(1.5)=5000`
`1.5C_(p)-C_(p)=1.5xx5000`
`0.5C_(p)=1.5xx5000`
`C_(p)=3xx5000=15000`.
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