* OMANTEL I.A moodle1.du.edu.omMarked out of 2.00P Flag questionA piston-cylinder devicecontains Helium gas initiallyat 200 KPa, 20°C, and 0.8m3. The hilum is nowcompressed to 500 KPaand 160°C. The gasconstant is 2.0769KPa.m3/kg.K. The mass ofthe gas in the cylinder is:Select one:a. 0.123 KgO b. 0.263 Kgc. 0.235 Kgd. 0.267 Kg * OMANTEL I.A moodle1.du.edu.omP Flag questionFor a temperature of 160°Cand internal energy of 840KJ/Kg, the pressure isSelect one:a. 648.23 KPab. 628.23 KPac. 638.23 KPad. 618.23 KPaPrevious pageNext page1 Course work grades (out of 60)Jump to...

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