Q3)An ideal gas has a gas constant R=0.35 kJ/kg. K and a constant-pressure specific heat Cp 1.5 kJ/kg. K. Ifthe gas has a temperature change of 273 °C, answer the followlng questions:%3DPdv (change in thepressure-volumeproduct) in kJ/kg-k (specific heatratio) -C- (in kJ/kg. K)=Ah (in kJ/kg) =Au (in kJ/kg) =%3D

Given data R = 0.35 kJ/kg-K Cp = 1.5 kJ/kg-K ∆T = 273oC To determine a) Cv b) ∆h c) ∆u d) Pdv…

Q3) An ideal gas has a gas constant R=0.35 kJ/kg. K and a constant-pressure specific heat Cp-1.5 kJ/kg, K. In the gas has a temperature change of 273 °C, answer the following questions: Pdv (change in the pressure-volume product) In kJ/kg" k (specific heat ratio)- C-(in kJ/kg. K)= | Ah (in kJ/kg) = Au (in kJ/kg)-

Q3) An ideal gas has a gas constant R=0.35 kJ/kg. K and a constant-pressure specific heat Cp-1.5 kJ/kg, K. In the gas has a temperature change of 273 °C, answer the following questions: Pdv (change in the pressure-volume product) In kJ/kg" k (specific heat ratio)- C-(in kJ/kg. K)= | Ah (in kJ/kg) = Au (in kJ/kg)-

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