3. In a constant pressure process, steam at a pressure p of 350 psia is presented to the piston of a pump and causes it

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3. In a constant pressure process, steam at a pressure p of 350 psia is presented to the piston of a pump and causes it

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3. In a constant pressure process, steam at a pressure p of 350 psia is presented to the piston of a pump and causes it to travel a distance d of 9 in. If the cross-sectional area of the piston is 15 in how much work w was done by the steam on the piston? 4. A gas expands according to the equation pv=1000, where p is the pressure in pounds per square foot absolute and v is the specific volume in cubic feet per pound. If the pressure of the gas drops from 1000 to 500 psfa, how much work was done by the gas?
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