Circle the correct answer. Density Pressure A closed system with a change in density An open system with a change in volume Intensive Extensive Intensive Extensive Impossible Possible Impossible Possible
Circle the correct answer. Density Pressure A closed system with a change in density An open system with a change in volume Intensive Extensive Intensive Extensive Impossible Possible Impossible Possible
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PLEASE ANSWER ALL THREE!!!
![a) Circle the correct answer.
Density
Pressure
A closed system with a change in density
An open system with a change in volume
b) In words, explain the difference between
dmsys
dt
and m.
Intensive
Extensive
Intensive
Extensive
Impossible Possible
Impossible Possible
c) A bicycle tire has a volume of 67 in³ and must be filled to a pressure of 75 psi (lbf/in²) at 80°F.
Model air as an ideal gas and determine the mass of air inside the tire, in lbm. [Air
properties: Rair = 53.3 ft-lbf/(lbm-°R)]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6abec00c-0df5-4c95-bf6e-fd605cb914b4%2F45e3910a-5b93-478f-acaf-d5a07361bb17%2Fs83ax1_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:a) Circle the correct answer.
Density
Pressure
A closed system with a change in density
An open system with a change in volume
b) In words, explain the difference between
dmsys
dt
and m.
Intensive
Extensive
Intensive
Extensive
Impossible Possible
Impossible Possible
c) A bicycle tire has a volume of 67 in³ and must be filled to a pressure of 75 psi (lbf/in²) at 80°F.
Model air as an ideal gas and determine the mass of air inside the tire, in lbm. [Air
properties: Rair = 53.3 ft-lbf/(lbm-°R)]
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