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using interpolation calculate the enthalpy of saturated liquid R-134a at P= 680 kPa a 558 kJ/kg...

using interpolation calculate the enthalpy of saturated liquid R-134a at P= 680 kPa

a 558 kJ/kg
b 88 kJ/kg
c 350 kJ/kg
d 120 kJ/kg
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