incomplete units/solution. Box your final answer and round to thenearest 2 DECIMAL PLACES1.63 Ib of gas is stored in a tank of 2ft3. If the internalenergy decreases by 27.4 BTU as temperature dropsfrom 200F to 100F, find the specific heat at constantvolume for this gas• A closed gaseous system undergoes a reversibleprocess with constant pressure of 200kpa. 2500 kJof heat is rejected, and the volume changes from 5m3to 2m3. Find the change in internal energyAn Ideal gas with R=25.9 Ib-ft/lb-R and k=1.1 isheated at constant volume. What is the a.) Cp andCv? b.) mass if it initially it had a volume of 15 ft3,pressure 70 psia, and 540 R? c.) What is the finaltemperature if 20 Btu is added?

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