P2.1 The table below gives the properties of water under five different sets of conditions. Use the table of thermodynamic properties [4] to obtain the missing properties for each state. Specific volume m kg! State Pressure Temperature °C Quality bar 1.5 2.7 26 1 0.7 ? 130 400 ? 3 ? 150 ? 0.30 5 280 0.6

P2.1 The table below gives the properties of water under five different sets of conditions. Use the table of thermodynamic properties [4] to obtain the missing properties for each state. Specific volume m kg! State Pressure Temperature °C Quality bar 1.5 2.7 26 1 0.7 ? 130 400 ? 3 ? 150 ? 0.30 5 280 0.6

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