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Thermodynamics
Introduction to Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics studies heat, work, and energy interactions in systems. It explains energy transfer and transformation, governed by four laws, with applications in engines, refrigerators, and chemical reactions.
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Q9. Thermodynamics plays a key role in:
Power cycles like Rankine and Otto
Electrical circuit design
Team management
Decision making
 Explanation: Power cycles are designed based on thermodynamic principles.
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Q6. Which of the following industries relies heavily on thermodynamics?
Agriculture
Power generation
Literature
Fashion
 Explanation: Power plants depend on thermodynamics to convert heat into electricity efficiently.
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Q3. Thermodynamics is based on:
Mathematical assumptions only
Theories without observation
Experimental laws
Chemical equations
 Explanation: Thermodynamic laws are derived from consistent experimental observations.
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Q2. Which of the following is a primary concern of thermodynamics?
Energy conversion
Material strength
Fluid flow
Mechanical vibrations
 Explanation: Thermodynamics focuses on how energy is converted from one form to another.
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Q1. What does thermodynamics study?
Atomic structure
Light and optics
Magnetic fields
Heat and energy transformations
 Explanation: Thermodynamics deals with the transformation and transfer of heat and energy.
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Q7. The science of thermodynamics is mostly related to:
Engineering and physics
Philosophy
Arts and design
Astrology
 Explanation: Thermodynamics is a core part of mechanical, chemical, and physics-based engineering.
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Q10. Which of the following best defines thermodynamics?
Study of natural laws only
Study of stars and planets
Study of energy and its interactions with matter
Study of living organisms
 Explanation: Thermodynamics is fundamentally about energy, heat, and their relation with matter.
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Q8. The study of thermodynamics can help design:
Musical notes
Heat engines
Legal policies
New fonts
 Explanation: Thermodynamics is essential in designing engines and energy systems
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Q4. Which of the following best represents a thermodynamic system?
A computer program
A car tire
Steam inside a piston-cylinder
The road and traffic
 Explanation: Steam in a piston-cylinder is a good example of a defined thermodynamic system
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Q5. Thermodynamics is NOT concerned with:
Energy transfer
Heat interaction
Rate of reaction
Work done
 Explanation: Rate of reaction is a kinetic concern, not a thermodynamic one.
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