2. Ten ft³ of helium at 20 psia and 80 °F are compressed isentropically 1-2 to 80 The helium is then expanded polytropically 2-3 with n = 14.35 to the initial temper An Isothermal 3-1 returns the helium to the initials state. JAZ AC

2. Ten ft³ of helium at 20 psia and 80 °F are compressed isentropically 1-2 to 80 The helium is then expanded polytropically 2-3 with n = 14.35 to the initial temper An Isothermal 3-1 returns the helium to the initials state. JAZ AC

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