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Basically my professor wants me to prove the first equation by manipulating the 2nd one, but I don't understand how to do this
T in kelvins?
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for the second equation it is Kelvin. for the first it is celsius
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find the value of the expression at T=273 deg
that will be the constant term (331)
which expression?
the one you were given as a starting point from which to derive a linear approximation \[\sqrt{ \frac{\gamma RT }{ M }}\]
ok so 273 degrees because it is kelvin
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so i need to know gamma, molar mass and R of air to do this?
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