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3.A piston-cylinder system contains 2.4kg of air at 120 oC and 250 kPa. The air is...

3.A piston-cylinder system contains 2.4kg of air at 120 oC and 250 kPa. The air is then heated at constant pressure until its volume increases by 45%. Calculate the final temperature and the change in volume.

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