Please show complete solutions with derivation of formulas A certain ideal gas whose R = 278.6 J/kg.K and c, = 1.015KJ/kg.K expand isentropically from 1517 kPa, 288°C to965 kPa. For 454 g/s of this gas determine, (a)WNF, (b) V2,(c) AU and (g) AU%3D

Initial pressure P1=1517 kPa and initial temperature T1=288oC=561 K to final pressure P2=965 kPa.…

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A certain ideal gas whose R = 278.6 J/kg.K and KJ/kg.K expand isentropically from 1517 kPa, 288°C to 965 kPa. For 454 g/s of this gas determine, (a)WNF, (b) V2, (c) AU and (g) AU C, = 1.015 %3D

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A certain ideal gas whose R = 278.6 J/kg.K and c, = 1.015
KJ/kg.K expand isentropically from 1517 kPa, 288°C to
965 kPa. For 454 g/s of this gas determine, (a)WNF, (b) V2,
(c) AU and (g) AU
%3D

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