Air (ideal gas again) is initially contained in two partitions as shown.At time zero the partition is removed, and the gases are allowed tomix. At the same time 4000. kJ of heat is added to the system. Findthe final temperature and pressure of the air. The outside boundaryof the system is rigid, and no heat flows across the outsideboundary except for the 4000 kJ noted. Hints: (1) Remember thatthe masses in the left and right partitions are different, (2) Note thatfor ideal gases, u is independent of pressure.Q=4000 kJLeft:1.0 m³600 kPa500 KRight:2.0 m³300 kPa300 K

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