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Steam is fed to a turbine that is 85% efficient. The steam enters the turbine at...

Steam is fed to a turbine that is 85% efficient. The steam enters the turbine at 400 C and 7 MPa and

exits at 0.275 MPa. Determine the work output per kg of steam and the quality of the steam.

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