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Show whether the process is thermodynamically possible

An engineer claims to be able to compress 0.100 kg of water vapor at 200°C and 0.100 MPa in a piston-cylinder arrangement in an isothermal and adiabatic process. The engineer claims that the final volume is 6.10% of the initial volume. Determine:

a. The final temperature and pressure

b. The work required

c. Show whether the process is thermodynamically possible.

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