100 deg. C respec 2. Fluid Stored in a tank, is stored by a paddle disk. If the heat transfer from the tank is 1300 kJ and the work input to the paddle disk is 4800 kJ, what is the change in internal energy if the tank and paddle disk is considered inside a control surface?

100 deg. C respec 2. Fluid Stored in a tank, is stored by a paddle disk. If the heat transfer from the tank is 1300 kJ and the work input to the paddle disk is 4800 kJ, what is the change in internal energy if the tank and paddle disk is considered inside a control surface?

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