Question: A ) Classify each following statement as true or false: ( T ) ( F ) Temperature, pressure, and specific internal energy are intensive properties

A) Classify each following statement as true or false:
(T)(F) Temperature, pressure, and specific internal energy are intensive properties of the system.
(T)(F) For a closed system process with negligible kinetic and potential energy changes, the first law equation
can be written as:
Qnet,in-Wnet,out=U
B) Please circle the correct answer:
The density of ethanol is 783kgm3. Which of the followings represent its specific gravity:
(a)0.00128m3kg
(b)7681.23Nm3
(c)0.00128
(d)0.783
(e)0.783kgm3
Note: density of water =1000kgm3
A vacuum gage connected to a system reads 740mmHg. The barometric reading is 760mm of Hg. The
absolute pressure of the system is approximately: [Note: density of mercury =13600kgm3)
(a)98.7kPa
(b)101.3kPa
(c)102.5kPa
(d)2.7kPa
(e)-102.5kPa
Which of the followings can be considered an open system:
(a) Compression of air in a sealed balloon by squeezing
(b) A tightly sealed classroom
(c) Expansion of gas in a piston cylinder system
(d) Filling a car tire with air at a service station
(e) Heating up a meal in a pressure cooker
A container filled with an ideal gas at an initial pressure of 1.5atm. The gas is compressed isothermally to a final
volume that is one-fourth of its initial volume. What is the final pressure of the gas?
(a)2 atm
(b)3atm
(c)4atm
(d)5atm
(e)6atm
An ideal gas system has an initial internal energy (U1=Y) and is then compressed to one-half of its initial
volume while the temperature stays the same. What is the final internal energy (U2) of the ideal gas in terms of Y?
(a)Y
(b)12Y
(c)14Y
(d)2Y
(e)4Y
 A) Classify each following statement as true or false: (T)(F) Temperature,

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