A compressor (300 W) increases air pressure from atmospheric to 2,000 kPa. As the compressor operates, the outer casing becomes hot. For the entropy balance, what terms are zero? (Click all that apply) O Tb O None O Se - Si O Q12 O O

A compressor (300 W) increases air pressure from atmospheric to 2,000 kPa. As the compressor operates, the outer casing becomes hot. For the entropy balance, what terms are zero? (Click all that apply) O Tb O None O Se - Si O Q12 O O

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A compressor (300 W) increases air pressure from atmospheric to 2,000 kPa. As the compressor operates, the outer casing becomes hot.
For the entropy balance, what terms are zero? (Click all that apply)
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O Q12

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