A gas in the initial state of p 75 psia and V, = 5 ft. undergoes a process to p2 = 25 psia and V2 = 9.68 ft.?, during which the enthalpy decreases 62 BTU. The specific heat at constant volume is cy - 0.754 BTU/lb.°R. Determine (a) the change of internal energy, (b) the specific heat at constant pressure, (c) the gas constant R.°

A gas in the initial state of p 75 psia and V, = 5 ft. undergoes a process to p2 = 25 psia and V2 = 9.68 ft.?, during which the enthalpy decreases 62 BTU. The specific heat at constant volume is cy - 0.754 BTU/lb.°R. Determine (a) the change of internal energy, (b) the specific heat at constant pressure, (c) the gas constant R.°

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