A gas initially at P, = 0.01 bar and v, = 15 gal undergoes isothermal process and change state to a point where P, = 0.06 bar and v, = 4.5 gal. Compute the heat transferred. (use 1 bar = 14.5038 psi and 1 gal=0.004546m³) O 77.16 J O 92.14 J 82.08 J 89.67 J

A gas initially at P, = 0.01 bar and v, = 15 gal undergoes isothermal process and change state to a point where P, = 0.06 bar and v, = 4.5 gal. Compute the heat transferred. (use 1 bar = 14.5038 psi and 1 gal=0.004546m³) O 77.16 J O 92.14 J 82.08 J 89.67 J

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A gas initially at P, = 0.01 bar and v, = 15 gal undergoes isothermal process and change
state to a point where P, = 0.06 bar and v, = 4.5 gal. Compute the heat transferred. (use 1
bar = 14.5038 psi and 1 gal=o.004546m³)
O 77.16 J
O 92.14 J
82.08 J
89.67 J

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