A closed rigid tank initially contains 1 kg of air at 30 C. 91 kJ of heat is then added slowly to the air. Given that C, and C, of the air 0.7 kJ/kg.K, and 1.0 kJ/K, are respectively. Calculate the final temperature (in C) of the air.
A closed rigid tank initially contains 1 kg of air at 30 C. 91 kJ of heat is then added slowly to the air. Given that C, and C, of the air 0.7 kJ/kg.K, and 1.0 kJ/K, are respectively. Calculate the final temperature (in C) of the air.
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![A closed rigid tank initially contains 1 kg of
air at 30 C. 91 kJ of heat is then added
slowly to the air. Given that C, and C of the
0.7 kJ/kg.K, and
respectively. Calculate the final temperature
d.
1.0 kJ/K,
air
are
(in C) of the air.
Select one:
160
O 130
70
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Transcribed Image Text:A closed rigid tank initially contains 1 kg of
air at 30 C. 91 kJ of heat is then added
slowly to the air. Given that C, and C of the
0.7 kJ/kg.K, and
respectively. Calculate the final temperature
d.
1.0 kJ/K,
air
are
(in C) of the air.
Select one:
160
O 130
70
190
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