D e f solve parts.handwrriting diagram Problem 3An initially-insulated, rigid tank contains water at 0.2 MPa and 200°C. The insulation isremoved and the water in the tank exchanges thermal energy with the surroundings, which areat 27°C.a.b.The heat transfer takes place until the water temperature is 75°C.What is the final state of the water in the tank?Draw this process on T-v and P-v diagrams.What is the final pressure of the water?What is the final specific internal energy of the water?C.ه نه دنd.e.What is the initial state of the water? (e.g. saturated liquid, saturated mixture, etc.)If the volume of the tank is 2 m³, what is the mass of the water contained in the tank?f.

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