3 An unknown gas at p, = 95 psia and V, = 4 ft³ undergoes a process that results in p,15 psia and V,= 16.56 ft', during which the enthalpy decreases to 83 Btu and c = 0.1573 Btu/lb-°R. Determine (a) AU, (b) c, and (c) R. Jans: AU = -58.65 Btu; c, = 0.2226 Btu/lb -°R; R = 50.81 ft-lb/lb -°R] %3D %3D m

3 An unknown gas at p, = 95 psia and V, = 4 ft³ undergoes a process that results in p,15 psia and V,= 16.56 ft', during which the enthalpy decreases to 83 Btu and c = 0.1573 Btu/lb-°R. Determine (a) AU, (b) c, and (c) R. Jans: AU = -58.65 Btu; c, = 0.2226 Btu/lb -°R; R = 50.81 ft-lb/lb -°R] %3D %3D m

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