Please show complete solutions with derivation of formulas Air with an initially at: P,= 920 kPa, T,= 800 K and V,= 0.13 m3,expands in a reversible adiabatic manner. If the work producedis 130 kJ.Determinea. The mass of air, in kg.b. The final pressure and temperature, in kPa and K.

Given P1 = 920 kPa T1 = 800 K V1 = 0.13 m3

Air with an initially at: P,= 920 kPa, T,= 800 K and V,= 0.13 m³, expands in a reversible adiabatic manner. If the work produced is 130 kJ. Determine a. The mass of air, in kg. b. The final pressure and temperature, in kPa and K.

Air with an initially at: P,= 920 kPa, T,= 800 K and V,= 0.13 m³, expands in a reversible adiabatic manner. If the work produced is 130 kJ. Determine a. The mass of air, in kg. b. The final pressure and temperature, in kPa and K.

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Air with an initially at: P,= 920 kPa, T,= 800 K and V,= 0.13 m3,
expands in a reversible adiabatic manner. If the work produced
is 130 kJ.
Determine
a. The mass of air, in kg.
b. The final pressure and temperature, in kPa and K.

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