What is the increase in temperature (in Kelvin) of 2 m3 of air at 30°C after 15000 calories of heat have been added to it at constant pressure of 98 kPa? O 26.01 O 27.69 57.7 O 56.01

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What is the increase in temperature (in Kelvin) of 2 m3
of air at 30°C after 15000 calories of heat have been
added to it at constant pressure of 98 kPa?
O 26.01
O 27.69
57.7
56.01
Transcribed Image Text:What is the increase in temperature (in Kelvin) of 2 m3 of air at 30°C after 15000 calories of heat have been added to it at constant pressure of 98 kPa? O 26.01 O 27.69 57.7 56.01
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