Air treated as an ideal gas and having a specific heat at constant volume Cv=1200 J/kg.K undergoes a process. During this process, heat is observed to exit the system with an amount of 10 kJ while work is provided to the system with an amount of 28 kJ. If the initial temperature of air was 20 C, what is the final temperature of air if the mass of air undergoing the process is 0.7 Kg.

Air treated as an ideal gas and having a specific heat at constant volume Cv=1200 J/kg.K undergoes a process. During this process, heat is observed to exit the system with an amount of 10 kJ while work is provided to the system with an amount of 28 kJ. If the initial temperature of air was 20 C, what is the final temperature of air if the mass of air undergoing the process is 0.7 Kg.

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