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1.	What is the value of beta if h represents the local enthalpy on the given expansion line at a given pressure & h_f is the enthalpy of saturated water at that pressure?
A.	h + h<sub>f</sub>
B.	h x h<sub>f</sub>
C.	h h<sub>f</sub>
D.	none of the mentioned
Answer» D. none of the mentioned

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