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Two liters of carbon dioxide gas contained in a piston-cylinder arrangement initially at 5 bar and 300 k, is compressed and it reaches a final temperature of 450 k during which the pressure-volume relationship is pv constant. assuming the ideal gas model for carbon dioxide, determine the following: 5 pts) a) final pressure, in bar b) mass of carbon dioxide, in kg c) work for the process, in kj d) heat transfer for the process, in kj

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