please dumb this down for me required. Answar: 0.107 kgs6-65 In steam power plants, open feedwater heaters aefrequently utilized lo heat the feedwater by mixing wihsicam bied off the turbine at some intermediale stage Con-sider an open feedwater heater that operales at a pressure ofin1000 kPa Feedwaler at srC and 1000 kPa is to be healedwith superhealed sleum at 200C and 1000 kPa. In an idealfedwaler healer, the mixture leaves the heater s saturalediquid at the feedwaler pressure. Determine the ratio of themas Now rakes of the feedwaler and the superhested vapoorfor this case. Aswer: 3.73

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6-45 In sieum power plants, open fedwater heuters ae frequently utilized to heit the feedwater by mixing R wih seam bled off the turbine al some intermediate stage Con- sder an open fendwaker heuder that operates at a peissue of 1000 KPa Feedwaler at SrC und 1000 KPu s to be healed with superhoaled sieum at 200C nd 00 KP In an ideal fendwaler healer, the misture leaves the healer saturated liquid at the feedwaler presaure. Determine the ratio of the mas low rtes of the feedwaler and the superhested vapor for this case. Aer 3.73

6-45 In sieum power plants, open fedwater heuters ae frequently utilized to heit the feedwater by mixing R wih seam bled off the turbine al some intermediate stage Con- sder an open fendwaker heuder that operates at a peissue of 1000 KPa Feedwaler at SrC und 1000 KPu s to be healed with superhoaled sieum at 200C nd 00 KP In an ideal fendwaler healer, the misture leaves the healer saturated liquid at the feedwaler presaure. Determine the ratio of the mas low rtes of the feedwaler and the superhested vapor for this case. Aer 3.73

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