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One cubic foot of oxygen at 100°F and 15psiais compressedadiabatically to 0.4 ft. What then, are the temperatureand pressure of the gas. If the process had beenisothermal, what would the temperature and pressure havebeen?

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engineering

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  1. 60.0psia and 360°F, 40.5psia and 100°F
  2. 65.0psia and 370°F, 42.5psia and 100°F
  3. 58.0psia and 365°F, 39.5psia and 100°F
  4. 45.0psia and 300°F, 32.5psia and 100°F
  5. 50.0psia and 320°F, 35.5psia and 100°F
  6. 70.0psia and 380°F, 45.0psia and 100°F
  7. 55.5psia and 340°F, 38.0psia and 100°F
  8. 54.0psia and 350°F, 37.5psia and 100°F
  9. 52.0psia and 330°F, 36.0psia and 100°F
  10. 48.0psia and 310°F, 34.0psia and 100°F

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stemez-FluidMechanics

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