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23:0 Saturatad uater vapour at 60i has its pressure decrease to increase the volume by 10 %% Keeping the temperature constant. To what pressure Should be expands. [18.91cpa]

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Q3:0 Saturated uater vapour at 6oi has its pressure
decrease to increase the volume
by
10%
Keepling
the temperature constant. T what pressure
Should be expands.
[18.914pa]

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