NO AI RESPONSE PLEASE Question #1:Find the state of a closed system containing water substance of given mass as mentioned in the tablebelow. Specify the zone in which the point lies and properties v, u, h and s as appropriate. Also commenton the approximated value if applicableQ #Mass [kg]112231Property 1P= 100barP=15MPaT=170°CProperty 2T=250°CSaturated vapourH=2816.2kJ Question #2Question #1: Find the state of a closed system containing water substance of given mass as mentionedbelow. Specify the zone in which the point lies and properties v, u, h & s as appropriate. Also commenton its quality (dryness fraction or 'x') if applicableProperty 1x=0.6Q#mass11kg21kgH =2200kJ33kgH = 2200kJProperty 2P = 10barT = 68°CT = 68.5°CuhSX

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