find the gage pressure reading if the ideal gas constant of air is 53.3 ft-lb/lbm-R. If one lbm of air is heated in a 0.5-ft3 tank at 200°F. Answer Choices: (a. 405.6 psig b. 473.9 psig c. 438.1 psig d. 490.2 psig)

find the gage pressure reading if the ideal gas constant of air is 53.3 ft-lb/lbm-R. If one lbm of air is heated in a 0.5-ft3 tank at 200°F. Answer Choices: (a. 405.6 psig b. 473.9 psig c. 438.1 psig d. 490.2 psig)

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