A fan delivers 4 m^3 of air persecond at 20 degrees Celsius and1.2 bar. Assuming molecular weightof air as 28.97, calculate the specificvolume and specific weight of theair being delivered.0.673 m^3/kg, 14.57 N/m^30.567 m^3/kg, 12.93 N/m^30.673 m^3/kg, 12.57 N/m^30.767 m^3/kg, 12.93 N/m^3O None of the above

Given- Temperature T=200=20+273=293 K Pressure P=1.25×105Pa Volume V=4 m3 We know that PV= mRT mass…

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