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5 kgm of air undergoes an isentropic process where the temperature rise is 182 K. Find the non-flow work in kJ. For air, use R = 0.29 kJ/kg,m-K and k = %3D %3D 1.4.

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5 kgm of air undergoes an isentropic
process where the temperature rise is
182 K. Find the non-flow work in kJ.
For air, use R = 0.29 kJ/kgm-K and k =
1.4.

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