Polytropic Process: Finding Final Pressure and Volume

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Homework Statement



A frictionless piston cylinder contains ideal gas hydrogen , R = 4.125 KJ/Kg.K , initially at p1=100 Kpa , t1 = 765 C , V1 = 0.35 m3 . The gas undergoes a polytropic process with n = 1.22 until the final volume becomes V2=8.0 m3

Cp = 14.3338 , Cv= 10.2043 , [URL]http://www.taftan.com/thermodynamics/GAMMA.GIF[/URL] = 1.4

Find :
a) Mass of the ideal gas
b) Final pressure and volume of the gas
 
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the problem how can i get the volume of the gas !

already i get the answers for part a and the final pressure
 
Mohd17 said:
the problem how can i get the volume of the gas !

already i get the answers for part a and the final pressure

You should know for a polytropic process PVn = constant.
 
sorry but i didin't understand ...
now what's the answer ?
 
Mohd17 said:
sorry but i didin't understand ...
now what's the answer ?

PVn = constant means that

P1V1n = P2V2n

You were given P1, V1, n and you found P2.