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I’m studying for the Fundamentals of Engineering exam in October. I’m working on a math problem where I only know the temperatures and pressures (T1, P1, T2, and P2). It’s a polytropic process with n=1.5, in which air is compressed. And I’m trying to solve for the work. But these equations don’t help me.
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Why does dq = cdt at4:30
I’m studying for the Fundamentals of Engineering exam in October. I’m working on a math problem where I only know the temperatures and pressures (T1, P1, T2, and P2). It’s a polytropic process with n=1.5, in which air is compressed. And I’m trying to solve for the work. But these equations don’t help me.
Well, it may not be pretty to type, but this is what you need(ed): W = n * R * (T2-T1) * [ 1-ln(P2/P1) / ln(T2/T1) ]
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Hi, I have a quick question, why does R equals R bar over M 9:00?
R bar is universal gas constant. Also W=mRTln(p1/p2)