7. Alr at 300K and 200 kPa Is heated at constant pressure to 600K. Determine thechange of Internal energy In kJ/kg.: 8. The speciflc volume of steam at atmospheric pressure and 212 deg. Fahrenheit Is26.80 ft3/lb. Flnd Its density.

Given: T1=300 KP1=200 kPaP2=200 kPAT2=600 K

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