Complete the ideal gas tables. All answers shall be in 4 decimal places.P (kPa)125p (kgm/m³)o (m³/kgm) R (kJ/kgm-K)T (K)GASMWA172952.220.189370GASMWR (kJ/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K)kC28.971.41.75491.4782

The value of ideal gas constant for a gas is: R=8.314 JK.molin terms of molar mass (MW) of a gas…

Complete the ideal gas tables. All answers shall be in 4 decimal places. P (kPa) 125 p (kgm/m³) o (m³/kgm) R (k]/kgm-K) T (K) 295 GAS MW A 17 B 2.22 0.189 370 MW R (kJ/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K) C (kJ/kgm-K) k GAS C D 28.97 1.4 1.7549 1.4782

Complete the ideal gas tables. All answers shall be in 4 decimal places. P (kPa) 125 p (kgm/m³) o (m³/kgm) R (k]/kgm-K) T (K) 295 GAS MW A 17 B 2.22 0.189 370 MW R (kJ/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K) C (kJ/kgm-K) k GAS C D 28.97 1.4 1.7549 1.4782

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Complete the ideal gas tables. All answers shall be in 4 decimal places.
P (kPa)
125
p (kgm/m³)
o (m³/kgm) R (kJ/kgm-K)
T (K)
GAS
MW
A
17
295
2.22
0.189
370
GAS
MW
R (kJ/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K) G (k]/kgm-K)
k
C
28.97
1.4
1.7549
1.4782

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