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Description: Paper please For the following questions the fluid is water.a) Determine the quality x of water if P=0.04 bar and v= 3.48 m³/kg.b) Determine the state of water if P = 0.7 bar and T = 102 °C.d) Determine v if x = 60% and T = 100 °C.c) Determine the te

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For the following questions the fluid is water. a) Determine the quality x of water if P = 0.04 bar and v= 3.48 m³/kg. b) Determine the state of water if P = 0.7 bar and T 103

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