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There are withdrawn 100 ft3 of air measured at 30 psia and 90°F from a 50 ft3 tank containing air initially at 100 psia and 140°F. What is the pressure of the air remaining in the tank if its temperature
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There are withdrawn 100 ft3
of air measured at 30 psia and 90°F from a 50 ft3
tank containing air
initially at 100 psia and 140°F. What is the pressure of the air remaining in the tank if its
temperature is 130 °F?
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