Please answer each part of the question CAVIn a air-standard Brayton cycle the air enters the compressor (state a) at an absolute pressure of 90 kPaand a temperature of 287 K. The absolute pressure leaving the compressor (state b) is 1040 kPa. Themaximum temperature is reached at state c, and is 1377 K. The gas has c'p1.40. Answer the following questions for one mole of air that flows through the Brayton engine.= 29.1 J/mol-K and y =adiabaticB.adiabatic Calculate the magnitude of Qc, theamount of heat lost in cooling.(include units with answer)G.Calculate the work done duringcompression (a-b on the p-vdiagram).|(include units with answer)Н.Calculate the work done duringcombustion (b-c on the p-vdiagram).(include units with answer)I.Calculate the work done duringexpansion (c-d on the p-v diagram).(include units with answer)J.Calculate the work done duringcooling (d-a on the p-v diagram).(include units with answer)К.

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Calculate the magnitude of Qc, the amount of heat lost in cooling. (include units with answer) G. Calculate the work done during compression (a-b on the p-v diagram). |(include units with answer) Н. Calculate the work done during combustion (b-c on the p-v diagram). (include units with answer) I.

Calculate the magnitude of Qc, the amount of heat lost in cooling. (include units with answer) G. Calculate the work done during compression (a-b on the p-v diagram). |(include units with answer) Н. Calculate the work done during combustion (b-c on the p-v diagram). (include units with answer) I.

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