PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THE QUESTION: Case1, Case 2: a,b
Just follow the process
In case 1 put T2 = 18 (instead of 22)
And then calculate a little bit by yourself
In case 2 part A put T2= 34 (instead of 31)
And then calculate
Then use that value of heat in part B
Rest of all is same
I'm currently in train so sorry i can't upload a new solution for these small changes
Hope this will be enough to help you ?
PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THE QUESTION: Case1, Case 2: a,b ••• Weekly Comprehensive Assign ® V Weekly Comprehensive Ass...
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