Group-I shows different heat addition processes in power cycles. Likewise, Group-II shows different heat removal processes. GroupIII lists power cycles. Match items from Groups I, II and III. Group IGroup IIGroup IIIP. Pressure constantS. Pressure constant1. Rankine cycleQ. Volume constantT. Volume constant2. Otto cycleR. TemperatureU. Temperature3. Carnot cycle4. Diesel cycle5. Brayton cycle

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1.	Group-I shows different heat addition processes in power cycles. Likewise, Group-II shows different heat removal processes. GroupIII lists power cycles. Match items from Groups I, II and III. Group IGroup IIGroup IIIP. Pressure constantS. Pressure constant1. Rankine cycleQ. Volume constantT. Volume constant2. Otto cycleR. TemperatureU. Temperature3. Carnot cycle4. Diesel cycle5. Brayton cycle
A.	P S 5, R U 3, P S 1, Q T 2
B.	P S 1, R U 3, P S 4, P T 2
C.	R T 3, P S 1, P T 4, Q S 5
D.	P T 4, R S 3, P S 1, P S 5
Answer» C. R T 3, P S 1, P T 4, Q S 5

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