b) As shown in Figure A2-b, an insulated rigid container holds 1.4 kg of saturated water and air. At the initial state, the temperature of the saturated water is 210°C and 75% of the volume is occupied by air and the rest by the saturated liquid. An electric heater inside the container heats the water and converts to saturated vapor after 0.333 hours. Air Water 1.4kg, 210°C Figure PLEASE TURN OVER (i) Determine the volume of the container in m³. (ii) Determine the temperature of the saturated vapor (iii) Determine the power of the resistor

b) As shown in Figure A2-b, an insulated rigid container holds 1.4 kg of saturated water and air. At the initial state, the temperature of the saturated water is 210°C and 75% of the volume is occupied by air and the rest by the saturated liquid. An electric heater inside the container heats the water and converts to saturated vapor after 0.333 hours. Air Water 1.4kg, 210°C Figure PLEASE TURN OVER (i) Determine the volume of the container in m³. (ii) Determine the temperature of the saturated vapor (iii) Determine the power of the resistor

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