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A piston-Cx at 400 Ĉ and 300 kpa Compressing the piston in Such that th, produa(p.v) der device Contains I kg of water An external force is now is Constant, until the water final pressurp is Bookpa The Surroundings temperaqure,the Crlinder is 300 5 avenado Jind O The Worlk done cW2) in kJ force The heat transfer between System and Surrounding s (P12) in Tks water 11ky T=4008 Piニ Soo bpa P-V= Constaunt P2=500Kpa TSurr =300K 3 The total entrofy genation (siz) gen în kg %K

A piston-Cx at 400 Ĉ and 300 kpa Compressing the piston in Such that th, produa(p.v) der device Contains I kg of water An external force is now is Constant, until the water final pressurp is Bookpa The Surroundings temperaqure,the Crlinder is 300 5 avenado Jind O The Worlk done cW2) in kJ force The heat transfer between System and Surrounding s (P12) in Tks water 11ky T=4008 Piニ Soo bpa P-V= Constaunt P2=500Kpa TSurr =300K 3 The total entrofy genation (siz) gen în kg %K

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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