The specific heat of superheated water vapor at approximately 150OKPA can be determined by the below equations (T in Kelvin). Consider the enthalpy change at this pressure between 473K and 773K both using a) thermodynamic tables and b) the specific heat calculated at the average temperature. What is the error encountered in the simplified approach relative to the more true approach?

The specific heat of superheated water vapor at approximately 150OKPA can be determined by the below equations (T in Kelvin). Consider the enthalpy change at this pressure between 473K and 773K both using a) thermodynamic tables and b) the specific heat calculated at the average temperature. What is the error encountered in the simplified approach relative to the more true approach?

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