Q2//0.5 kg of air it pressure 1.2 bar and volume 0.4 m³ compressed isothermally, then compressed adiabatic to 200 C. if that work is equal in processes . Determine the volume in each the process? if K= 1.4, R=0.287 KJ/kg.K

Q2//0.5 kg of air it pressure 1.2 bar and volume 0.4 m³ compressed isothermally, then compressed adiabatic to 200 C. if that work is equal in processes . Determine the volume in each the process? if K= 1.4, R=0.287 KJ/kg.K

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