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One hundred btu is added to 1 lbm of air at a constant volume whose initial...

One hundred btu is added to 1 lbm of air at a constant volume whose initial conditions are 85F and 35psia. If cv= 0.19 Btu/lbmR, determine final pressure, the final temperature and the change in entropy for the process. (MW=29)

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