2. In Otto Cycle, air at 18°C is first compressed to one-ninth of its original volume. If the heat input to the cycle is 460 KJ/Kg of air, determine a. The temperature of the remaining points in the cycle. b. The ratio of the maximum and minimum pressure in the cycle.

2. In Otto Cycle, air at 18°C is first compressed to one-ninth of its original volume. If the heat input to the cycle is 460 KJ/Kg of air, determine a. The temperature of the remaining points in the cycle. b. The ratio of the maximum and minimum pressure in the cycle.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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