2 kg of water at T, = 120 °C with quality of x = 78% in a piston cylinder arrangement as shown in the Figure. The piston which has a mass of 124 kg and a cross-sectional area of 100 cm¯ initially held by a pin. The pin is resealed, which allows the piston to move. What is the final enthalpy h, (in kJ/kg) of the water inside the cylinder assuming the process is adiabatic, and the atmospheric pressure is Po = 103.36 kPa? Select one: Ро 2409.4 2613.9 2017.3 H20 2239.8 2586.3 O 2792.7

2 kg of water at T, = 120 °C with quality of x = 78% in a piston cylinder arrangement as shown in the Figure. The piston which has a mass of 124 kg and a cross-sectional area of 100 cm¯ initially held by a pin. The pin is resealed, which allows the piston to move. What is the final enthalpy h, (in kJ/kg) of the water inside the cylinder assuming the process is adiabatic, and the atmospheric pressure is Po = 103.36 kPa? Select one: Ро 2409.4 2613.9 2017.3 H20 2239.8 2586.3 O 2792.7

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