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Chapter 9, Problem 2P
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Create a table, which shows the air density as a function of temperature and create the density of air versus temperature plot.
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The density of standard air is a function of
temperature and may be approximated using
the ideal gas law, according to
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p = density (kg/m³)
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R= gas constant; its value for air is 286.9
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T = air temperature in kelvin
Create a table that shows the density of air
as a function of temperature in the range
of 0° C (273.15 к) to 50° C (323.15 К) in
increments of 5 °C. Also, create a graph
showing the value of density as a function of
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p = fluid density in kg/m³
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