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d)
H = n Cp ( T2 - T1)
H = n (5/2) R * PV ( 7/5 - 1) / nR
H = PV
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e)
H = U + P ( 7/5 - 1) V
PV = U + PV( 2/5)
U = (3/5) PV
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