10. A gas of R= 219Jundergo a process and results in these changes: AH =kgm-K2190 KJ and AU = 1458 KJ. For 1.8 kgm, determine (a) Cy, C, and k. (b) AT and (c)WNF and Wsp.%3D

Given: R = 219 J/Kgm -K ∆H = 2190 KJ ∆U =1458 K Mass = 1.8 Kgm To determine: a) Cv ,Cp and k b) ∆T…

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-A gas of R= 219 kgm-K undergo a process and results in these changes: AH = %3D 2190 KJ and AU = 1458 KJ. For 1.8 kgm, determine (a) C», C, and k. (b) AT and (c) WNF and Wsp. %3D

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10. A gas of R= 219
J
undergo a process and results in these changes: AH =
kgm-K
2190 KJ and AU = 1458 KJ. For 1.8 kgm, determine (a) Cy, C, and k. (b) AT and (c)
WNF and Wsp.
%3D

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