Instructions: Write the complete solutionwith cancellation of units.kg undergoes a reversible isobaric processPROBLEM 1. Oxygen at the rate of 1.36minKJduring which its entropy change is -1.465V.=0.5 mand T, = 204°C. Forminmin Kboth non-flow and steady flow, change of kinetic and potential energy are both zero.Compute for:a) Δυb) Ahc) WNFd) W SFe) Q

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PROBLEM 1. Oxygen at the rate of 1.36 kg undergoes a reversible isobaric process min during which its entropy change is -1.465 KJ V, 0.5 m and T, = 204°C. For min min K both non-flow and steady flow, change of kinetic and potential energy are both zero. Compute for: a) Δυ b) Ah c) WNF d) WSF e) Q

PROBLEM 1. Oxygen at the rate of 1.36 kg undergoes a reversible isobaric process min during which its entropy change is -1.465 KJ V, 0.5 m and T, = 204°C. For min min K both non-flow and steady flow, change of kinetic and potential energy are both zero. Compute for: a) Δυ b) Ah c) WNF d) WSF e) Q

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