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3.) Two kilograms of saturated water vapor at 6 bar are contained in a piston cylinde r device. The water expands adiabatical

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C. P =bookpa Misl 3*4=2556.34 5,76.7593kt kg - Wout= m(uz-u) unuit Wout u=2556.8+700 = 221618 Kung P2=lookpa u=2216.8KJ kg A2

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