After the expansion of throttle steam, why is some steam extracted? – McqOptions

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1.	After the expansion of throttle steam, why is some steam extracted?
A.	so that the total amount of steam in the entire system remains same
B.	so that the variation in temperature is constant
C.	so that pressure variation is constant
D.	so that the total entropy is reduced
Answer» E.

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