Fluid Properties PRACTICE PROBLEMS S4LA loa fre Inst 8 faucet comes out in separate drops: ‘of a stream, ‘The main cause of this phenomenon i (A) gravity (B) aie resist (Q) viscosity (D) surface tension of 8 ci, ‘The pipe has an inside diameter of 8.5 em. ‘The ‘annulus between the cylinder and the pips contains stationary oll ‘Tho oll has 1 specific gravity of 0.92 aad 18 kinematic viscosity of 6.57 x 10 m/s. "The force ded to move the eylindor along the pipe al a constant volocity of 1 1n/s ix most nearly (a) 59. (8) RN (©) 6N (D) 55. 3, Kinematic viscosity ean be expressed in (A) m/s {B) s#/m (C) kes?/n (D) kg/s ‘4. Which thres of the following must be satisfied by the flow of any fluid, whether real or ideal? 1. Nowton's second taw of mation H, — the continuity equation TL. uniform velocity distribution TV. Newton's in of viscosity v. conservation of ene (A) 1,11, aud tL (B) 1,11, and V (©) 1,10, and V (D) . and V 5. 15 ky of a fiwid with a density of 790 lee/m* ls mixed with 10 ke of water. The valumas are ndalitive, and the ‘aulting mixture i homogeneous. The specific volun of the resulting mixture is ost nearly (A) 0.0012 m/l (B) 0.0027 mig (©) 0.0047 mfg (D) 0.0061 mig 6. ‘The rise oF fall of Hiquid in ube is NOT affected by (A) adhesive forces ‘small-diameter capillary (B) cohesive forces (©) surface tension (D) Aid viscosity 7. A capillary tube 3.8 min in diameter is placed in a beaker of 40°C distilled water. ‘The sunfaee tension is (0.0096 N/an, and the angle made by the water with the wetted tube wall is negligible, ‘The specific weight of water ab this temperature is 9.790 kN/m®. ‘Phe height, to which the water will rise in the tube is most neatly (A) 12mm (8) 8.6 mm (©) 75 mn (D) 92 mm Scanned with CamScanner4. Surface temsion is caused by the forces in fd. It is Uno rain cause of the formation of drops of water The answor is (0). 2. ‘Treat the cylinder asa moving plato, and use Newton's Jaw of viscosity. Find the absolute viscosity of the ol » ° 02 (un 38) 0.25 en ‘The interval surfaco aren ofthe cylindet is rn 40 5 A 258N (26N) The answer 1s (0). 8. Typical units of kinematic viscosity are m/s The answer is (A). ‘4, Newton's socond law, the continuity equation, and the principle of conservation of enetgy alweye uppiy for ‘any fui. The answer is 8) i | 0.019 m? "The total volume is § Ys = Virter + Vinws = 0.010 mn? 40.019 m? = 0.029 m* ‘Mhe density of tho mixture ie the total mass divided by 8 t Ue total veluie, tL miged 5 10 ke + 15 lag Pm et 0029 rw = 802 kg/an® ‘The spacitic volume of the mixture ie the reciprocal ofits density Valter = ——— pal % = Q.OOLIG mn"/lag (0.0012 mike) The answer is (A) ©. The height of eapllary rive is f= Ao cos yd 2 is the surface tension of the uid, fis the angle of contact, 7 isthe specific weight ofthe liquid, and dis Un diameter of the Ube ‘The visooity of the Aud is wot dineetly olevant to the height of capillary tise. The answer Is 0}. 7. Since the contact angle le neglible, une O° for 8. The capillary rise in liquid is he docosfifyd (0 (000s or (200 a (1740 5) (1000 8) my in) = 753109 m (75 mm) Scanned with CamScannerFluid Statics PRACTICE PROBLEMS Ji. A bocometer contains mercury with density of 13600 kg/m’. Atmospheric conditions are 95.8 kPa tad 20°C. At 20°0, the vapor pressure of the m is 0.000173 kPa. ‘The colunm of mercury will r height of mast nearly (A) 0.38 m (B) 048 m (© orm (D) 0.82 m fivcine Th specie gravity of mere 12, and Lie ene prvi ogy What is most nearly the difference in pressure between points A and 13? (A) 35 kPa (B) 42 KPa (0) 55 kPa (D) 110 kPa. ‘An open water manometer is used to snoasure the pressure in & tank, ‘The tank is eylindsical with hein Spherical ends. The tank is hal-fillod with 50 000 ke, of a Tiquid chemical that in not miscible in water, ‘Che d chemical up to the manomoter tube is filled with lice tank 400 mim | What is most nenrly the pressure in the tank relative to the almospherie presiure? (A) 14 kPa (B) 19 kPa (©) 24 kPa (D) 84 kPa Scanned with CamScanner{6b poms sonnet stpietateoqen Tikssimsgler ance a cet cury is observed. ‘The density of mereury is 133600 leg/im’, eaten, Tt C= ‘The normal foree acting on the upper surface of the plate is mest neatly a main (sou The vac hte we tnt © an (A) 104 oom 8) sia (© aie ©) mira Cay wt ak stows ht» wth 0 Aided cine salad Canta gate 2a tal ant 8 wide ae oon ‘The tank is filled with water to a depth of 10m. NS Lion ¢ tal) of the water force over Ue length of wall frot point A to point C is most waly (A) 3400 N, 46° (B) S400 N, 73° (©) 4800 Ny 45 (0) 4800 N, 73° ‘The total force on the gate ie most nearly (A) 90 itv (8) 40 KN (©) 580 Kn (D) 980 kN Scanned with CamScannerSOLUTIONS 4. Find the height of th Ps », hs va oh i (268 uP» aon0173 19 (1 (v3a00 8) (01 0.7181 m 1009 Pa) 10 fr) 2 (072m) The answer f (C) 2 The ometar can be lnbeled as shows On OF reaine Oy ‘The pressure at level 2 is the same in both (loft and Fight) legs of Uhe manomoter. Por the ltt lag, P2= 704 Pond -4 + Poms his For the int leg, Pr® P+ Pyne tin forthe ) ~ (1.003(0.125 m) 6)(1.0 m- Bunting these v0 equations for px and solv Deane diference 94 - py wives Pa Pa WPeienialier (011 8) (1000 ¥) (1.26705 -( -0 110786 Po (110 kPa) Praterh-4 ~ Pugs) SCaromaelas SGaba ~ 50 nghes ) The ansuvor is (0). 3. Calvulate tho density of the cheanical from the wok lao und mass. Tho total voluuve ofthe tank, be Vom fur tere 2) = frm) + n(2 m)*(10 m ~ C2y2 )) = 108.0 ma? ‘Tho contents have 4 mass of 50000 kg, and tho tank i nlf fl, tus density of the chemical ia m__ 50000 ta Pains F = Ss 916-2 n/n? ‘The relative pressure in Po P= Pear 9t ~ Penieaight = (100 28) (0 9) (4 ~ (2182 S)(oa8 = M07 Pa (1.4 kPa) The onswor is (a, Scanned with CamScanner4. Vacuum is tho difference between the atmoapherie Prewure and the absolute pressure in the veal (ve is the gage pressure). Pog = —pgh ~(vr 8) 9 = 18342 Pa (19 kPa) The ano eB mh = 81 The average prone yt + hn) iy = (1000 38) ( 20m) 8200 Pa ‘The total force acting on the gate ia 2x pA » (8300 P09 (( (5m) = 220008 (40) The answor le (6). ©. ‘The upper edge of the plate is at a depth of ‘y= 5 m~ (2 asin 20" = 4.32 ‘The average pressure is B= booth) (1000 8) (051 4.82 m5 m) 5695 Pa ‘The normal force acting on the plate is e-PA= (45005 Pa}((1 mem) = 51300 (14) The anewor is (0) 7. Find separately the horisontal and vertical ents of the fovea ncting on the wall from point Aco point C- For the horizontal ecmponeat, hy= 0 in, ana hn= 06m+09m~= 15m mpo Be= Yoa{l 4a) = () (i000 ¥) (081 2)om415m) = 7358 Pn ‘The horizontal component ofthe force ie Ra BA (858 Pa((L5 903 m)) =a N * 0.9 m plus a quarter of a cylinder, which hoo p radius of 0.9 mn and & length of 0.3 mn A4Vs (03061) me OPHIR 0.3520 a3 ‘The vertical component of the force equals the woight of this volume of water: Ry pa ~ (1000 $8) (051 3) (0.2820 = 34018 he resultant force acting ou this section of wall is he Sis B= aan vo =4700 8 (00 W) direction of the resultant force from the hoeieontal is K, Oe arctan 5 “Ok, = 4627 (46) The answor is (C). Scanned with CamScannerFluid Dynamics PRACTICE PROBLEMS 4. 2750 ke/ nin of water are poapad tntween two re voir through 86 m of 150 mum inside diameter pipe, The pipe has a Dare friction factor of .02. The water igs a Aensity of 1000 ks/m®. The fiction head law over the entire length ofthe pipe is meet manly (A) 096 rw (8) 7 (©) 2am ©) 25m 7 Minor xs are decreases i pressure dc to tition (A) ia fay developed turbulent flow through pipes of constant area (B) in valves, tees, and elbows (C) that cam unually be ignored (0) in folly developed turbulent flow in nonconstant area pipes Ya Nt tov ta ety og cn Sa pipe The gage resure a point 1100 KP aed the ene prose a pout 2 dowettam 6 LPL ‘The'iend les beta points 1 aad 2 ty (A) 9x10 m (8) 23% 107 m (©) 31x10? m @) 23m (A) mean radius from the center of low to the wetted side of the conduit (B) cron sectional area ofthe conduit divided by the ‘wetted parimeter wetted perimeter of the conduit divided by the sree of flow © (D) croms-sectional area in low divided by the A. ter ton tna mao spe pad boriontally onthe grad. The wloty 0 tafe at the tics nd 21 type at tm oe tele eglced, the prem diterenee tere tat potas meet wey (A) 0.20 kPa (B) 23 KPa (C) 28 KPa (D) 10 kPa Fluid flows at § m/s through a aoction of § em diameter pipe. This soetion is connected ta a section of 10 cin diameter pipe. The velocity of the fd in the 10cm diameter section is most neatly (A) L0m/s (8) 1.3m/s (0) 25 m/s (D) 10 m/s 0.5 m, a hydrautic radius of 0.15 m, and a roughvess (a) tae @) 67x10 (©) 11x10 AP) 6% 10° A pipe carrying an incompresalble Sel has a diam: ter of 100 mm at point 1 and a diameter of 80 mm at point 2. The velocity of the Muld at point 1s 0.3 m/s ‘What is most nearly the velocity at point 2? (A) 095 sa/s (8) 12 m/e 21 m/s (D) 35 m/s Scanned with CamScannerUse Manaing's equation to find the slope needed to achieve thi velocity, ve (amps “(B) S.0001129 (1.1 x 19-4) The answer fs (4), Use the continuity equation for an incompressible solve for the velocity at point 2 = 12 m/s The answer fs (B), ©. From the continuity equation for incompremible ow, Avi = Ave ~ (28/04 =48 m/s Use the Bemoulli equation a, 10800 Pa (108 xP) The answor is). 10. he fre-body diagram of the 0 in the rodvewr is UHL t ‘The pipe areas are 0.0707 sa? (00 = Froun the enntinuity equation, 09707 mm = 2687 m/s ‘The horizontal foree on the elbow coms from the hori ~ontal pressure and the chaoge in Quid momenta, y= (BAe + Qpvi sina Since a =90" and sin 90° Fem pada + Qovs = Pods + Ayer = (200 KPa)(0.0707 wut) = C440 KN to the right} Tho forem exerted by the thud on the reducer is equal and Ppeaite to this force, wo the sean pense of the renltant force on the reduoar'is ¥,2~64.40 KN to the lol Tine horizontal fore, By requived to hold the reduicnt in Stationary position is Fy = 64.40 kN (64 KN) to tbe right The answer is (C), Scanned with CamScanner414. ‘The Bernoulli equation is derived from the principle of conservation of energy. The answer is (8). 12, ‘The flow has the cross-sectional shape of an equi- lateral triangle. When the depth of flow is halved, the triangle wil have thee sien ef I'm. The ew depth of Use the Haaea- Willams equation to ind the now veloc flow wil be iy of flow Sm an venonesos { ean ew 10839 2 moo A= id= Abinh v3 a=(2 =) ‘he at of Bow wil be Q=Av= (4 a?) (2408 3) ‘The wetted perimeter is = 1.04 m/s (1.0 u/s) wetted perimeter <1 m-+1m=2m ‘The answer Is (8). Scanned with CamScannerI O Fluid Measurement and Similitude PRACTICE PROBLEMS 1. The velocity of the ae Dressible Dud with a density of 926 kg/m°. The velocity TA" EDar the ste pega psi aston eee Smet Water in the stream shown is h stmespheric (A) 10.4 kPa - (B) 11.7 kPa (©) 122 kPa, (R135 aM Q A arvralgod orifice with a 50 mm diameter open- ‘The bight of water i the Pitot tube is most nearly Bi in the vertical side ofa large tank discharges uncer o head of 5 m, The coefficient of contraction i 0.62, sed (Ayam the conficient of velocity i 0:98 (8) 46am (©) 73cm (0) 92m 4. A horizontal ventuci meter with a diameter of 15 em at the throat is installed ina 45 cin water main A differential manometer gauge is partly filled with mer cury (the remainder of the tube is filled with water) and connected to the meter at the throat and inlet ‘The mercury column stands $7.5 em higher in one leg than tho other. The specific gravity of mercury is 13.6. ‘The rate of discharge is most nearly (A) 0.00031 m?/s (B) 0.0040 m*/s (C) 0.010 m/s (D) 0012 glecting friction, the , nearly (A) 0.10 m*/s (B) 0.17 m/s (C) 0.23 m/s (D) 0.28 m*/s flow through the meter is most Scanned with CamScannerJe A 1:1 model of a torpedo is tested in according to the Reynolds nin testing temperature, the kinematic viscosity of alt is 1.41 x 10° m/s, and the kinematic viscosity of water is 131% 10° imt/s. If the voloeity of the torpedo in water is 7 m/s, the air velocity inthe wind tunnel should be most neatly (A) 0.62 ea/a (B) 7.0 m/s (©) 18 m/s (D) 75 m/s {6.42.10 05 mide diner tan ed with Srits'A Dem hlcbopoen Oar Se ua. onal ee ce mee taiom of coe eae (A) 4.75 m/e (B) 4.80 m/s (©) 485 m/s (D) 495 w/e @ Water tows fm one eerie to anther through « Pareetly insulated pipe. Uetween the two reaver, 100 m of ted ist de to fketoa. Water hans apes heat of 4180 J/kg. The lacrege in water temperature between the reservoirs is most early (A) 023°¢ @) 052"¢ (©) 070° (0) 10°e SOLUTIONS 4, Solve the equation for velocity in a pitot tube for the static pressure. (imo = wake The answer is (C). 2 ‘The area of the opening is ‘The coefficiont of discharge is C= 0.6, = (0.62)(0.98) = 06076 ‘The dicharge rate ia Om Chay 5% > (0.6076)(0.00196 mylar 81 2) (5 m) 012 m/s The answer ls (0). 3. The difference in height between the pitot tube and the Geo-water surface is a measure of the difference in static and stagnation pressures. Solve for the light of the water. = 0073 m (73 em) The answer is (C), Scanned with CamScanner4. The areas of the pipes ace nD = 0.159 mi? (00 s _x(15 em? ‘Tho equation for low through a venturi meter ean be written i terms of a manometer Quid reading. Ker horizontal flow, 21= Because friction is to be neglected, C,= 1. (Ror venturi eters, G, is usually very close’ to’ one beeaume the iamoter changes are gradual az tere is ith Joss.) (2)(041 8) (1000 % (18.6 ~ 1)(87.5 em) “Gos! = 0.171 m/s (0.17 mis) Tho answer fs (8). 5. From the Reynolds number similarity, The scale is 1:1, 90 the lengths of the prototype and model are the saine (Iq = 4). The similarity equation reduces to G2.) s)en(aeerg = 75.3 m/s (15 m/s) ‘The answer Is (0). Cees 6. ‘The hydraulic head at the hole is he 2m—0.75 m= 1.25 m For an otifice discharging ly into the atmosphere, Q= CAyPgh As orifice lowsos are neglected, C= 1. Dividing both sides by Ay gives v= CV igh = (1.25 my) a(osi 3) = 488 mn 1 aan (0 7. Conv he inl to apt ce a AB = hg = (100 m)(9.81 3) 981 m/e (081 J/kg) 1 vat art OE ose (ase) "4180 TK ‘The temperature difference in kelving is the sane ns in Alogroes Celsius, The answer is (a) Scanned with CamScannerCompressible Fluid Dynamics PRACTICE PROBLEMS. ft flow through 20°C air at 1700 km/h. ‘Phe ‘is 20 g/mol, and its ratio of hat is most nearly the aircraft's 4. Auaite Y molecular weight of » specific heats is 1.4. WI Mach nuanber? (A) 0.98 (By 14 (19 () 53 300 m/s. The static temperature nt that point is 40°C. ‘The specific gus constant of air is 287 J/kg’, and the ratio of upecitic heats is 1.4, What is ‘ost nearly the static air temperature nt another point slong, the centerlive of the nozele where the Mach mum ber is 27 (a) -4rc. (8) -20°c (45°C (D) see /s. Acaparicular point wan sc turbine, the preure ia 136 Pa, aud the temperature is 440K. Ait behaves as an Weal ght with a specific gus constant of 287 J/g What is most nearly the specific volume of the mit ak that point? (A) 110 fg (2) 830 m/ikg (C) 940 m/e (D) 1100 m'/ieg (A) 400 s/s (8) 450 m/s (C) 480 m/s (D) 540 m/s 5. For a particular gas, the acoustic velocity varies only with which of the following parameters? (A) specific gas constant (8) rat (C) channel wall frietion (D) abvolute temperature of specific heats G. An aircraft flies at 26,000 f above mean sea level where the Lemp The aircraft's ‘speed is Mach 1.5. Most nearly, what is the Mach num: ber just behind m normal shock attached to the aircraft's (A) 06 (B) 07 (©) 08 (v) 09 Scanned with CamScannerSOLUTIONS 4. The molecular weight in (20 85) (100 00 2 MW = = 20 ig/kanod ‘The speed of sound in the air is Jaros as ° Fmol = 342.9 n/a ‘The Mach timber ie 138 (14) he anor (a 2 Them of a theft pe he non r= VERT = fee Jere 39 8546 af Calculate the total (st agmation) temperature, = 1g To= (1.143)(40°C +278") «957.9 Treat tmperatuce doesnot change as the ar pase Hough the mouse. The air temperature when the Mea ‘number is 2 is 3 The specific volume af tho lr is ar WJ (940 m?/he) The answer ie (0) 4. The velocity of ic ig ves (Ma)e= Mave ~ sf Js 597.9 n/n (640 mn) The answer is (0) 5. ‘Tho acoustic velocity in c= VERT IRE S Dartleslar gm the rath of epee eata, and the Recife Has constant, Ry ary eomuant. Wal fret walaradce the ns velocity, but it wont alfoce the mene telex. Only “temperate, "Tea are independently, The answer Is (0). ©. ‘The Mach number behind th shockwave is - fax AN(05)?— (a1) 2.701 (0.7) Tho answer to (a), Scanned with CamScanner7 PRACTICE PROBLEMS J. & pnp tat dram t00 LW of power operas at 2000 mh. nortr of the pump. era St A blowerstype fan detivers air at the rate of 310 mm. A homologous second pump has an impeller wt “he a dey eae 8 om ofan of 2a pea a ml Weer Te att deity i 1.2 hay’, and the endl Samp rar ia ee ty of the wate inesene delivered by the pup i 80 mf a sant. ‘The power drawn by the tecned pum! ently (a) Taw () a2 kw (©) 220 Kw 4 (D) 800 ew 4) most => — A compressor revives supsrhoated stout. ‘The stent rommn S— [an] initially at 290°C and) 0.20 MPa. (outsopy nt =—— i 7.5066 J/kg K). The compressor increate the precaie ee and temperature ofthe steam to 0,60 MPa and sTdsor (Staun a¢ 0.00 MPa hasan entropy of 7.3724 kaj . st 300°C, nn entropy of 7.5464 K/keK at 360°C TPES wll brome the nat power dalveced by M.OO%C, mn eutropy bifig at OG) ene the fan is moxt nent ‘efficiency ofthe compremor i rst neatly (A) 0.0016 w (A) 14% ) 10w (B) 82% (©) 1100 w (©) 869% () 9000 w ©) 91% V a. trie reste steam at a at of 12 At the , the steam iv at 280°C au 0.10 MPa (otha of 2870.5 k1/4g)- At the outlet, the out vat 20°C gh Steam is compressed iothermally at arate of 16 ka/ "he steam is compresind from 0.2 MPa to 08 MPa Ho naps! A M/A a ain tn sei fe a ie 0 ah a a) 2004 (A) 200 kW @) x (8) exon 0) soxw (C) 32Mw (D) 3500 kW ©) 4 Scanned with CamScannerete tt |}. The net power delivered i Woo = pghQ (12 $8) (081 8) 0m(n0 = 1079 W (1100 W) The answer is (C). 2 Detormine the fhuid power extracted by the turbine. Wath ) = tn hy ~ bi ARB) ky ky Ky ig kd = (1278) (a070.3 © oer0.5 4 pon Kt (2 *) (armas 8 29105 FF + 10: x) = 8549.6 kd /s (3500 kW) The answer is (D), 3. Use the similasity law and solve for the power in the second pump, ‘The terms for density are equal and ean, elout Gita) ts) oi), oni Wad ~~ NDF (500 KW) (1400 £2)" man? Tho answor ls (A) @) Find the isontrop tur at which the pressure is equal to the sue of 0.60 MP input entropy, 5 the entropy vat perature corresponding to an entropy of lemperatre, Tye This is the bern exit pres. while the ontropy, s, is equal to the 7.5066 d/l. Tnterpolate bet wean, nt 300°C and 360°C to find the tom 566 ag byte n(S an) 7.6060 HL 73704 hb =s00'c 4 | ——_ke 4 M737 1 rata er aTa4 x (350°C — gon%c) = 338,56°C Detertnine the efficiency of the compressor, S70 — BFE 8151 (82%) The answor ts (3). 5. ‘The initial absolate temperature is nr, 50°C 4 278" = 523K Use the equation for rate of work for isothermal ‘compression, e238) in SME oso)? (18.00 #8. (308 = 6.27 x 108 Ife (63 MW) The answer Is (0). Scanned with CamScanner ( 1s!)Properties of Substances PRACTICE PROBLEMS V1. When t teapot olume of an icleal gas is doubled while the is halved, the pressure is (A) doubled (B) halved (©) quartered (D) quadrupled 2 1.004 g of supertieated ammonia cecupy $00 mb. The internal energy of tho amatonia iy 1.57 kd. The pressure is four times standard atmospheric pressure. What is most nearly the specific enthalpy of the ammonia? (A) 1600 ka /keg (B) 1800 ka /kg (©) 2000 1 /teg (D) 2700 kes, 7. 08g tia in cube saped vl with gee Beaming 1.3 uu The presire is tw tines tase ainospheric pres, What is moet neatly the ena ‘ture ofthe Holum? (A) 80K (8) 130 (©) 160K () 270K a 3m® container ig at a spheric pressure and has a (A) 28 kg/lanot (B) 32 keg/lemot (C) 44 kg/anot (D) 58 kg/kinot 5. An ideal gas inside a closed system Is initially at v atmospheric pressure and a Lemperature of 300K. The Dressure is increase by 0.6 bar: Mest nenely, what isthe final temperntce of Ute gas? (A) 60K (8) 200K (©) 300K (0) as0K Yee mtn ve th natn 05m ttn ital ag the we ea density is approximately 1 g/cm’. What is mast neatly (A) 47 ka/eg (B) 190 3 eg (©) 240 kal /ag (D) 470 kI/kg Scanned with CamScanner13-2 SOLUTIONS 4. Using the equation of state for an ideal yas, wns _r(3') es Fin) ‘The pressure ie quartered, The answer is (0). 2 Find the specific internal energy of the ammonia. = 1562.7 kik, Find the specific volume of the armionia. y 8 “own g) (004000 Coon 0.498 m* /leg, ‘The specific enthalpy of the amunonin is Aout 18637 Bs cyquora ws) (0408 = = 1765.5 kil/ke, (1800 3 kg) The answer is (2). 3. Atmospheric promre is 101.3 kPa. Fro ‘88 equation, the temperature of the haliw pV mer =287.9K (270k) & Substitute the equation for the specific 09 constant Into the ideal gas equation. Rearrange to find the moe lar weight of the mixture. | us (eate(sau 4 )(s00K) Tor 44 ka/kenol The answer Is (6). 5. The temperature of the gas after the increase in presmure is Pe pie 7 the Pay 10.3 kPa + (05 be) (100 HE ~ [ILSEPE (05 bas) (100 HPA) (800K) TOLdFe | = 448k (480K) j he anowar sO), Scanned with CamScanner6. Find the volume of the vessel Voomti= n(2)'2 x52)" a) = 0196 mi Find the mass of wat inthe ve m= Vp coum a(t i) (uo 2) 100 of Find the apecitc internal eneray of the water. ~ Chant) (00 §) = 188.08 Kok (190 4A) Tho answor fe (6) 13-3 Scanned with CamScanner