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Probability and Statistics for Engineers

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Patricia Cecilia Buchanan

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The Hardware/Software Interface

Computer Security

Software Design and Implementation

Circuit Theory

Art of India: Mohenjo-Daro to the Mughals

Power System Analysis

Introductory Topics in Electrical Engineering

Semiconductor Optoelectronics

Control System Analysis I

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Digital Signals and Filtering

Energy Systems

Fiber Optics, Devices, and Applications

Composition: Exposition

Europe and the Modern World

Intellectual Foundations of Informatics

Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems

Elementary Number Theory

Crystallography and Structure

Electromagnetism

Introduction to Political Theory

The Peoples of the United States

Introduction to Embedded Systems

Justice, Service, and Activism in the Jewish Tradition

Natural Language Processing

Continuous Time Linear Systems

Global Perspectives on Reproductive Health

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Among the following, which system will have the highest value of entropy?
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30 ml water at 100 ℃
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30 ml water at 150 ℃
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30 ml water at 50 ℃
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30 ml water at 200 ℃
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</ol>

Which object will have greater kinetic energy? a) An object with 2 kg mass and 4 m/sec velocity. b) An object with 4 kg mass and 2 m/sec velocity

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