1. Determine the work done by 1-kg fluid system as it expands slowly within the piston-cylinder arrangement from an initial pressure and volume of 60 kPaa and 0.028 m3, respectively to a final volume of 0.123 m3 in accordance with the following relations: a) P=Cb) V=C c) pV = C d) pV^2 = C e) pV (InV) = c f) p = -3.9067V

1. Determine the work done by 1-kg fluid system as it expands slowly within the piston-cylinder arrangement from an initial pressure and volume of 60 kPaa and 0.028 m3, respectively to a final volume of 0.123 m3 in accordance with the following relations: a) P=Cb) V=C c) pV = C d) pV^2 = C e) pV (InV) = c f) p = -3.9067V

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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