Qs:1 leg of air is allowed to expand reversibly in abehind a piston in suchconstant at 2602 lwhile the volume is doubled. The pistoniis then moved in, and heat is regected bycylinderthat the temp erature vemainsawaythe airreversidlyuntil the volume is the same asit wasat constant0 ini tially. Calculate the net heat flow and the overall changeof entropy Sketel the process on T.s diagram.pressureAns. [-161.9 J-- 0.497 leskg.k

1 leg of air is allowed to expand reversibly in a behind a piston in such away that the temperature vemains constant at 2602 is then moved in, and heat is regected by tle air Gylinder fwhile the volume is doubled.The piston reversibly at constant pressure until the volume s the same as it was Calculate the net heat flow and the overall change ini traly. of entropy. Sketel the process on T.s diagram. Int. Ans. [ - 161.9 ,-o.497 T

1 leg of air is allowed to expand reversibly in a behind a piston in such away that the temperature vemains constant at 2602 is then moved in, and heat is regected by tle air Gylinder fwhile the volume is doubled.The piston reversibly at constant pressure until the volume s the same as it was Calculate the net heat flow and the overall change ini traly. of entropy. Sketel the process on T.s diagram. Int. Ans. [ - 161.9 ,-o.497 T

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