A piston cylinder contains 0.01 kg air at 290 K, 96 kPa. A reversible adiabatic compression brings it to 1/10 of the initial volume. After this process combustion adds 1000 kJ/kg of energy (assume heat transfer) in a constant P process to state 3. a) Plot the two process in a P-v and T-s diagram. b) Find P and T for state 2. c) Find T for state 3. d) Find the work in the two processes.

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