C6 no.4 Air within a piston-cylinder assembly, Initially at 33 lbt/In., 510°R, and a volume of 6 t, Is compressed Isentropically to a finalvolume of 0.5 ft².Assuming the Ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the air, determine the:(a) mass, In lb.(b) final pressure, In lbf/in.²(c) final temperature, In "R.(d) work, In Btu.Part AAssuming the Ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the alr, determine the mass, In lb.m-HintPart B1.05Part CHintYour answer is correct.Assuming the Ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the alr, determine the final pressure. In lbf/in.²1069.96Part DYour answer is correct.Your answer is correct.HintT2- 1377.98Assuming the Ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the alr, determine the final temperature, In "R.lbW-iIb/In.²* Your answer Is Incorrect.155.206*RAssuming the Ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the alr, determine the work, In Btu.BtuAttempts: 1 of 4 usedAttempts: 1 of 4 usedAttempts: 1 of 4 used

GivenP1=33 lbf/in2=33× 6.895=227.527 kPaT1=510oR=510°R × 5/9 = 283.333KV1=6 ft3=6×0.30483=0.1699…

Air within a piston-cylinder assembly, Intelally at 33 lbt/in", $10R, and a volume of 6 ft", is comp volume of 0.5². Assuming the ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the air, determine the (a) mass, in lb. (b) final pressure, In Ibf/in² (c) final temperature, In "R (d) work, In Btu. Part A

Air within a piston-cylinder assembly, Intelally at 33 lbt/in", $10R, and a volume of 6 ft", is comp volume of 0.5². Assuming the ideal gas model with k-1.4 for the air, determine the (a) mass, in lb. (b) final pressure, In Ibf/in² (c) final temperature, In "R (d) work, In Btu. Part A

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