35 kg of certain gas is contained within the piston- cylinder assembly. THE GAS undergoes a process which is pv=constant.The given conditions as follows; p1=6bars,v1=0.2cubic meters,v2=0.4 cubits meters,the change of internal energy=10.5kj/kg.(hints:kE=PE=0) A)Find P2 in bars B) Find the work in kj for n=1.0 C) Find the net heat transfer Q for the process in kj

35 kg of certain gas is contained within the piston- cylinder assembly. THE GAS undergoes a process which is pv=constant.The given conditions as follows; p1=6bars,v1=0.2cubic meters,v2=0.4 cubits meters,the change of internal energy=10.5kj/kg.(hints:kE=PE=0) A)Find P2 in bars B) Find the work in kj for n=1.0 C) Find the net heat transfer Q for the process in kj

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

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