Air expands polytropically in a piston-cylinder arrangement from an initial pressure and volume of 4000 kPa and 0.80 m³, respectively. If the final pressure is 150 kPa, Determine the work done, in kJ, the heat is transferred, in kJ and the change in entropy, in kJ/kg K. Let n=1.35

Air expands polytropically in a piston-cylinder arrangement from an initial pressure and volume of 4000 kPa and 0.80 m³, respectively. If the final pressure is 150 kPa, Determine the work done, in kJ, the heat is transferred, in kJ and the change in entropy, in kJ/kg K. Let n=1.35

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Air expands polytropically in a piston-cylinder
arrangement from an initial pressure and volume
of 4000 kPa and 0.80 m³, respectively. If the final
pressure is 150 kPa, Determine the work done, in
kJ, the heat is transferred, in kJ and the change in
entropy, in kJ/kg K. Let n=1.35

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