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Heat is supplied to 1.297 kg of water at nearly 200 C (v 0.001249 m/kg uf= 850.46 kJ/kg) in a piston-cylinder device that is initially a saturated liquid. The supplied hea changes the water to a saturated vapor. During the heating process the initial volume increase by factor of 4. Determine: A) the volume of the tank.

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