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For an incompressible fluid, the __________ is a function of both pressure as well as temperature.

A. Internal energy

B. Enthalpy

C. Entropy

D. All of the above

Answer: Option B

Solution(By Examveda Team)

Since internal energy of an incompressible fluid is dependent only on temperature $$dH = dU + VdP.$$
Since $$dV = 0$$ for incompressible fluid so, enthalpy of an incompressible fluid is linearly dependent on pressure.

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