Q/ An dual combustion cycle has an adiabatic compression ratio of 15:1. The conditions at thecommencement of compression are 1 bar, 25C° and 0.1 m². The maximum pressure of the cycle65bar and the maximum temperature of the cycle is 1500C°. If cv =0.718 and k=1.4. Calculate thepressure, volume and temperature at the corners of the cycle and the thermal efficiency of the cycle.

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