C. Steam at 173.46 °C with a specific entropy of 6 kJ/kg-K undergoes a polytropic process with n= 1.18 until the pressure becomes 2 MPa. What is the final temperature of the steam? b. What is the work and quantity of heat of the process?

C. Steam at 173.46 °C with a specific entropy of 6 kJ/kg-K undergoes a polytropic process with n= 1.18 until the pressure becomes 2 MPa. What is the final temperature of the steam? b. What is the work and quantity of heat of the process?

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C. Steam at 173.46 °C with a specific entropy of 6 kJ/kg-K undergoes a polytropic process
with n= 1.18 until the pressure becomes 2 MPa.
What is the final temperature of the steam?
b. What is the work and quantity of heat of the process?

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