6. An ideal gas with Cv = 1.62 kJ/kg-K and R = 273J/kg-K expands from 0.15m3(cubic meter) and 27 deg. C to 0.35 m3 (cubic meter) during an isobaric processwith p = 150kPa. Consider the process reversible nonflow, determine: d) the change in entropy in kJ/K0.55O 0.44O 0.49

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. An ideal gas with Cv = 1.62 kJ/kg-K and R = 273J/kg-K expands from 0.15m3 cubic meter) and 27 deg. C to 0.35 m3 (cubic meter) during an isobaric process vith p = 150kPa. Consider the process reversible nonflow, determine:

. An ideal gas with Cv = 1.62 kJ/kg-K and R = 273J/kg-K expands from 0.15m3 cubic meter) and 27 deg. C to 0.35 m3 (cubic meter) during an isobaric process vith p = 150kPa. Consider the process reversible nonflow, determine:

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