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10) What is the value of the work interaction in this process? a) -122 kJ/kg b) -10 kJ/kg c) 10 kJ/kg d) 120 kJ/kg 11) What i
Questions 9-11 refer to: Air is compressed from an initial state of 100-kPa pressure and 25°C temperature to a final pressure
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© (d) T, = 25C 298 K P = 100 kPa Pasook Pa 1.5-2 12: R98 / 500 5 TUJ -) T2 = Sog. 57 k T2 = 237°C S O @ A n -1 W = -P, V, + PI have solved the question step by step and neatly so that you can understand the solution easily. If you are satisfied with the solution please thumpsup for the efforts. Thank you.

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