Complete the table below using steam tables.s (kJ/kg-K)huVх 103t (oC) P (kPa)(kJ/kg) (kJ/kg)(m/kg)state131514318033802013.24300700290100006300859.6717500432.1784001000925030010340518.7

From the steam table, At T=315 °C,Psat=105.558 bar=10555.8 kPa,hf=1431.632 kJ/kg,sf=3.399…

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