The conditions at the start of compression in an air-standard Otto cycle engine are 103 kPa pressure and 26 C. The compression ratio is 8 to 1 and the Tmep =1,200 kPa. Find the heat added to the cycle.

The conditions at the start of compression in an air-standard Otto cycle engine are 103 kPa pressure and 26 C. The compression ratio is 8 to 1 and the Tmep =1,200 kPa. Find the heat added to the cycle.

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