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A sealed, rigid container contains 1 kg of air which is to be treated as an ideal gas. The air is initially at 300 K. Heat is added to the system until air reaches a final temperature of 360 K. Compute the heat transfer for the case of both constant and non-constant specific heat coefficients. Hint: youwill need to apply the firstlawof thermodynamics to find Q.
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, Non-Constant Specific Heats: 
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