(a) To determine The percent error. Explanation Write the expression for converting temperature from Fahrenheit to Rankine. T = T f + 459.67 °R (I) Here, temperature in Fahrenheit is T f and temperature in Rankine is T . Write the expression for gas constant. R = R ¯ M (II). Here, universal gas constant is R ¯ , gas constant is R and molecular weight of water is M . Write the expression for volume using ideal gas equation. v i d e a l = R T p (III) Here, pressure is p , volume is V , and temperature at absolute scale is T . Write the expression for percent error. % error = v i d e a l − v t a b l e v t a b l e (IV) Here, theoretical value of volume is v t a b l e . Conclusion: Substitute 1000 ° F for T f in Equation (I). T = ( 1000 ° F + 459.67 ) °R = 1459.67 °R ≈ 1460 °R Substitute 1545 ft ⋅ lbf lbmol ⋅ °R for R ¯ and 18.02 lb lb ⋅ mol for M in Equation (II). R = 1545 ( ft ⋅ lbf lb ⋅ mol ⋅ °R ) 18.02 ( lb lb ⋅ mol ) = 85.7380 ft ⋅ lbf lb ⋅ °R Substitute 85.7380 ft ⋅ lbf lb°R for R 4000 lbf in 2 for p and 1460 ° R for T in Equation (III) (b) To determine The percent error. (c) To determine The percent error. (d) To determine The percent error. (e) To determine The percent error.

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