2.7 kg of Steam at 500 kPa and 400°C was cooled in a piston cylinder device until 80% condenses. What is the amount of heat rejected (kJ)? Select one: O A. 5968.9 O B. 6348.4 X C. 5834.3 D. 6097.2 OE. 6236.8

2.7 kg of Steam at 500 kPa and 400°C was cooled in a piston cylinder device until 80% condenses. What is the amount of heat rejected (kJ)? Select one: O A. 5968.9 O B. 6348.4 X C. 5834.3 D. 6097.2 OE. 6236.8

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2.7 kg of Steam at 500 kPa
and 400°C was cooled in a
piston cylinder device until
80% condenses. What is the
amount of heat rejected (kJ)?
Select one:
A. 5968.9
B. 6348.4 X
C. 5834.3
D. 6097.2
O E. 6236.8

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