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A Carnot Steam Cycle operates between pressure limits of 3 MPaa and 10 kPaa. Find the specific enthalpy at each point of the cycle, the amount of heat added, the amount of heat rejected, the turbine work, the pump work, the net work, and the thermal efficiency.