* Asiacell Iı.A docs.google.comاجب عن الاسئلة التاليةI kg of air initiallyat 1 bar and 20°C is work as the cycle shown. If the work net ofthis cycle is 55.979 kJ, then the temperature at point 3 is .Isentropic---2(pv'= C)PaIsothermal(pv- C)Volume623.43 degree centigrade OOther298.2 degree centigrade210.23 degree centigrade321.34 degree centigrade

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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