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Water in a piston cylinder assembly undergoes a constant
pressure process. The water is initially a 99.61°C with a quality
of 65%. It is
heated to 200°C. If 400kJ of work is done by the water on the
surroundings due to expansion, determine the (a) mass of the water
[kg],
(b) the heat transferred in [kJ/kg], and (c) draw the process on a
T-v diagram.
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