Please provide the given and complete solution. Thank you! Carnot Cycle & Reversed Carnot Cyclea. The PV and TS diagramb. Derivation of the following according to the PV and1.)Heat added2.)Heat rejected3.)Net Work4.)Thermal Efficiency5.)Amount of Refrigeration or Heat addition whenused in refrigeration6.)Coefficient of Performance7.)When used for heating [heat output, network]8.)Performance Factorc. ProblemA Carnot Power Cycle operates on 2 Ib of air between the limits of 70°Fand 500°F. The pressure at the beginning of isothermal expansion is400 psia and at the end of isothermal expansion is 185 psig. Determine(a)the volume at the end of isothermal compression, (b)AS during anisothermal process, (c)Qa, (d) Qr, (e) the work, (f)e, (g)the meaneffectiveessure MEP.

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Carnot Cycle & Reversed Carnot Cycle a. The PV and TS diagram b. Derivation of the following according to the PV and 1.)Heat added 2.)Heat rejected 3.)Net Work 4.)Thermal Efficiency

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