2) A 10 cm thick piston sits inside a cylinder containing 0.1 kg of water. An internal flange is built into the cylinderand serves to stop the control volume from expanding. The mixture is expanded from an initial value ofV, = 0.82 m' and T, = 20 °C. The cross-sectional area of the piston is 1.43 m.a.) Enough heat is added so that the piston just barely comes in contact with the flange. Determine thework done W12 and hecat added Q12-1.85 m

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2) A 10 cm thick piston sits inside a cylinder containing 0.1 kg of water. An internal flange is built into the cylinder and serves to stop the control volume from expanding. The mixture is expanded from an initial value of V₁=0.82 m² and T₁ = 20 °C. The cross-sectional area of the piston is 1.43 m². a.) Enough heat is added so that the piston just barely comes in contact with the flange. Determine the work done W₁2 and heat added Qiz 1.85 m

2) A 10 cm thick piston sits inside a cylinder containing 0.1 kg of water. An internal flange is built into the cylinder and serves to stop the control volume from expanding. The mixture is expanded from an initial value of V₁=0.82 m² and T₁ = 20 °C. The cross-sectional area of the piston is 1.43 m². a.) Enough heat is added so that the piston just barely comes in contact with the flange. Determine the work done W₁2 and heat added Qiz 1.85 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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