5.1795mmVaH mmVbmm(a)(b)In an internal combustion engine, an air/fuel mixture at atmospheric pressure and 24 °C is compressedin a cylinder by a piston to 1/7 of its original volume (compression ratio of 7). PartDescriptionIf the pressure remains constant,what is the temperature of thecompressed mixture? (°C)А.If the temperature remains constant,what is the gauge pressure of thecompressed mixture?|(include units with answer)В.In reality, both the pressure andtemperature increase. If the gaugepressure is 43 atm, what is thetemperature of the compressedmixture? (°C)C.

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1795
mm
Va
H mm
Vb
mm
(a)
(b)
In an internal combustion engine, an air/fuel mixture at atmospheric pressure and 24 °C is compressed
in a cylinder by a piston to 1/7 of its original volume (compression ratio of 7).

Part
Description
If the pressure remains constant,
what is the temperature of the
compressed mixture? (°C)
А.
If the temperature remains constant,
what is the gauge pressure of the
compressed mixture?
|(include units with answer)
В.
In reality, both the pressure and
temperature increase. If the gauge
pressure is 43 atm, what is the
temperature of the compressed
mixture? (°C)
C.

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