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Air from outside (5 deg-C, 50% relative humidity) is heated by an electrical heater to a...

Air from outside (5 deg-C, 50% relative humidity) is heated by an electrical heater to a temperature of 35 deg-C at a mass flow rate of 10 kg/s (dry air). Determine the relative humidity of the conditioned air at the exit

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