1. .An air standard Otto cycle has a peak cycle temperature of 1100°C. If the temperature after isentropic compression is 650°C. Determine the heat rejected of the cycle. 240 1 1001- IA 11101 IA 111211/A

1. .An air standard Otto cycle has a peak cycle temperature of 1100°C. If the temperature after isentropic compression is 650°C. Determine the heat rejected of the cycle. 240 1 1001- IA 11101 IA 111211/A

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