The ideal gas air-conditioning cycle, shown in Fig 10.16, operates with air as the refrigerant. The compressor
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(a) 2 388C
(b) 2 468C
(c) 2 598C
(d) 2 678C
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Thermodynamics for Engineers
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Authors: Kenneth A. Kroos, Merle C. Potter
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