In an isentropic process, the pressure of a monoatomic ideal gas incre – McqOptions

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1.	In an isentropic process, the pressure of a monoatomic ideal gas increases by 0.5%. The volume will decrease (in %) by (Take (0.995)0.625= 0.997):
A.	0.4
B.	0.3
C.	0.2
D.	0.1
Answer» C. 0.2

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