What is the homework statement for controlling mass in thermodynamics?

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The discussion centers around a homework statement related to controlling mass in thermodynamics, specifically at a temperature of 70°F and a pressure of 5 atm. The first part of the homework is straightforward, while the second part presents confusion for the participants. The lack of clarity in the second question highlights the need for further elaboration on the thermodynamic principles involved.

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Homework Statement


attached, part a is easy one where is the T=70F and 5 atm, second question really doesn't make sense for me at all!


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