At the start of the compression process for of single cylinder cold air standard Otto cycle the pressure and temperature are P₁ = 100 kPa and T₁-300 K. If the compression ratio for this engine is equal to 10 and the net work produced by the engine is 500 kJ/kg, the mean effective pressure is most nearly equal to A. 301 kPa B. 350 kPa C. 645 kPa D. 666 kPa E. 5000 kPa

At the start of the compression process for of single cylinder cold air standard Otto cycle the pressure and temperature are P₁ = 100 kPa and T₁-300 K. If the compression ratio for this engine is equal to 10 and the net work produced by the engine is 500 kJ/kg, the mean effective pressure is most nearly equal to A. 301 kPa B. 350 kPa C. 645 kPa D. 666 kPa E. 5000 kPa

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