State x can be converted into state y at temperature d and pressure F.

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is A True
From the graph, it is clearly shown that at temperature d, state x won't exist. At temperature d and at low-pressure, state x can be converted to state z. And also, at temperature d and pressure F, state x can be converted to state y.
Thus, it is true that state x can be converted to state y at temperature d and pressure F.

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