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A system comprises a simple fluid for which E = C + PV/(n-1) Where C and n are constant quantities and n = 1.5. The system undergoes an isobaric process during which the work and heat done on it are 200 kJ and 100 kJ respectively During this process its volume increases from 0.05 m³ to 0.1 m³. What is the pressure of the system? O a. 600 kPa O b. 300 kPa O c. 3 kPa O d. 3 MPa Oe. 600 MPa

A system comprises a simple fluid for which E = C + PV/(n-1) Where C and n are constant quantities and n = 1.5. The system undergoes an isobaric process during which the work and heat done on it are 200 kJ and 100 kJ respectively During this process its volume increases from 0.05 m³ to 0.1 m³. What is the pressure of the system? O a. 600 kPa O b. 300 kPa O c. 3 kPa O d. 3 MPa Oe. 600 MPa

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A system comprises a simple fluid for which E = C + PV/(n-1) Where C and n are constant quantities and n = 1.5. The system undergoes an isobaric process during which the work and heat done on it are 200 kJ and 100 kJ respectively During this process its volume increases from 0.05 m³ to 0.1 m³. What is the pressure of the system? a. 600 kPa O b. 300 kPa О с. 3 кра O d. 3 MPa O e. 600 MPa
Transcribed Image Text:A system comprises a simple fluid for which E = C + PV/(n-1) Where C and n are constant quantities and n = 1.5. The system undergoes an isobaric process during which the work and heat done on it are 200 kJ and 100 kJ respectively During this process its volume increases from 0.05 m³ to 0.1 m³. What is the pressure of the system? a. 600 kPa O b. 300 kPa О с. 3 кра O d. 3 MPa O e. 600 MPa
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