The volume of a compressible fluid system changes from 1 ft^3 to 5 ft^3 during an internally reversible process in which the pressure varies as P=[(100/V) + 50] psia when V is in ft^3. A. For the process, find the area behind the P-V curve. B. If the process is steady flow with AKE=5 BTU, APE=-2 BTU and AH=120 BTU, Find the work. C. If the process is steady flow with AKE=5 BTU, APE=-2 BTU and AH=120 BTU, Find the heat.

The volume of a compressible fluid system changes from 1 ft^3 to 5 ft^3 during an internally reversible process in which the pressure varies as P=[(100/V) + 50] psia when V is in ft^3. A. For the process, find the area behind the P-V curve. B. If the process is steady flow with AKE=5 BTU, APE=-2 BTU and AH=120 BTU, Find the work. C. If the process is steady flow with AKE=5 BTU, APE=-2 BTU and AH=120 BTU, Find the heat.

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