.A kilogram of Argon gas( MW= 40 kg/kmol, k=5/3) is in a piston cylinder set-up. Initially, it has pressure of 30kPa and volumeof 0.2m3 and expanded to 20 kPa due to heat transfer. If the process is said to be isovolumic, find initial and finaltemperatures.

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A kilogram of Argon gas( MW= 40 kg/kmol, k=5/3) is in a piston cylinder set-up. Initially, it has pressure of 3OkPa and volume of 0.2m³ and expanded to 20 kPa due to heat transfer. If the process is said to be isovolumic, find initial and fina temperatures.

A kilogram of Argon gas( MW= 40 kg/kmol, k=5/3) is in a piston cylinder set-up. Initially, it has pressure of 3OkPa and volume of 0.2m³ and expanded to 20 kPa due to heat transfer. If the process is said to be isovolumic, find initial and fina temperatures.

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