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Calculate the work done W by a closed system containing m= 1kg of steam, when it is compressed
(a) from pA = 0.1 MPa to pB = 2.5 MPa, isothermally at T = 400C and;
(b) from pA = 0.5 MPa to pB = 2.5 MPa, isothermally at T = 600C .
Use steam tables and the trapezoidal rule for integration
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