A gas (air) in a closed system, initially at p,=30,000 psfa, V,=0.05 ft", and T=4000°R can expand either by an isothermal process or by an isentropic process to a final volume Vz=0.30 ft'. Which of the two methods of expansion will do the most work?

A gas (air) in a closed system, initially at p,=30,000 psfa, V,=0.05 ft", and T=4000°R can expand either by an isothermal process or by an isentropic process to a final volume Vz=0.30 ft'. Which of the two methods of expansion will do the most work?

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5) A gas (air) in a closed system, initially at p;=30,000 psta, V,=0.05 ft³, and T1=4000°R can
expand either by an isothermal process or by an isentropic process to a final volume
V,=0.30 ft³. Which of the two methods of expansion will do the most work?

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