(a) A certain perfect gas at temperature 15 °C and pressure 250 kN/m², occupying a volume of 0.35 m³ at initial state. The gas is heated at constant pressure until the temperature is 55°C. Take Cp for the gas as 0.48 kJ/kgK, calculate: i. The final volume of the gas ii. The work done during the process iii. The heat transferred during the process

(a) A certain perfect gas at temperature 15 °C and pressure 250 kN/m², occupying a volume of 0.35 m³ at initial state. The gas is heated at constant pressure until the temperature is 55°C. Take Cp for the gas as 0.48 kJ/kgK, calculate: i. The final volume of the gas ii. The work done during the process iii. The heat transferred during the process

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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