A well-insulated pressure cylinder with rigid walls contains air at 300 k. the cylinder is to be charged to the pressure of a long compressed gas line maintained at 300 k and 8.57 times the pressure of the cylinder. neglect kinetic energy and potential energy effects and the volume of the neck. treat air as an ideal gas with a constant specific heat ratio of 1.4. find the temperature of the gas after charging is complete.
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