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At atmospheric pressure and 60°f, a container holds 100 lbm of water. additional water is forced into the container to raise the pressure to 1 paía, while the temperature is held constant. if the container volume increases by 1%, determine the mass of water added to the container. assume the isothermal bulk modulus of water is 30x100 psi.357357
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