Given the following: gas = ideal m = 1,360 g R = 0.377 kJ/kg-K k = 1.25 P₁ = 551,600 Pa T₁ = 333.15 K P2 = 1,655,000 Pa heat added = 105,500 Joules process = isochoric, isolated system Determine the following: (a) T₂ (b) Work Input (c) As

Given the following: gas = ideal m = 1,360 g R = 0.377 kJ/kg-K k = 1.25 P₁ = 551,600 Pa T₁ = 333.15 K P2 = 1,655,000 Pa heat added = 105,500 Joules process = isochoric, isolated system Determine the following: (a) T₂ (b) Work Input (c) As

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Given the following:
gas = ideal
m = 1,360 g
R = 0.377 kJ/kg-K
k = 1.25
P₁ = 551,600 Pa
T₁ = 333.15 K
P2 = 1,655,000 Pa
heat added = 105,500 Joules
process = isochoric, isolated system
Determine the following:
(a) T₂
(b) Work Input
(c) Δε

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