A rigid tank contains 1.2 kg of R-410A at 500 kPa and 20°C. The tank is now placed in afreezer where the temperature of the R-410A drops to -30°C.(a)What is the final pressure of the R-410A in the cylinder?(b)Show the process on a P-v diagram, including lines of constant temperature. Label allvalues of P, v and T on the diagram.(c)Calculate the total work done and the heat transfer for the process.

Given:mass of rigid tank, m=1.2 kgPressure of rigid tank, P=500 kPaTemperature of rigid tank, T=20o…

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