the ideal gas internal energy of air in kj/kg at 430 K is closer to
a) 430.1
b) 235.61
c) 221.25
d) 307.99
d) 399.2
ANSWER (d) 307.99 kJ/kg
the ideal gas internal energy of air in kj/kg at 430 K is closer to a)...
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