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Air with an initially at P1= 940 KPa, T1= 900K and V1= 0.15 m3, expands in
reversible adiabatic manner. If the work produced is 150 KJ. What is the final
volume of the air?

Air with an initially at P1= 940 KPa, T1= 900K and V1= 0.15 m3, expands in
reversible adiabatic manner. If the work produced is 150 KJ. What is the final
volume of the air? *
.6 m3
.9 m3
O .8 m3
.7 m3

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