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- A driver applies the brakes on 1,000 kg automobile to stop from a speed of V = (70 + y/2) km/hr. Find the entropy generation assuming an ambient temperature of Tamb = 20oC:
DS = _______ kJ/K (+ 1%)
y=95
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