4.A) Wet steam at 200 deg C has a specific enthalpy of 2300 kJ/kg (in the 2 phase region). Determinethe quality and specific volume and specific entropy of the mixture.B) Calculate change in entropy of an ideal gas that expands freely to twice its volume, assumeisothermal reversible process. What is the work done in the process 2

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Aj Wet steam at 200 deg C has a specific enthalpy of 2300 kJ/kg (in the 2 phase region). Determine the quality and specific volume and specific entropy of the mixture.

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A) Wet steam at 200 deg C has a specific enthalpy of 2300 kJ/kg (in the 2 phase region). Determine
the quality and specific volume and specific entropy of the mixture.
B) Calculate change in entropy of an ideal gas that expands freely to twice its volume, assume
isothermal reversible process. What is the work done in the process 2

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