Determine the energy transferred by work

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Problem- A rigid container contains saturated water at a pressure of 2 bar and a quality of 0.42. The water undergoes a process in which it is heated to a fi nal temperature of 540°C. Determine the final pressure of the container, and and by heat during this process?

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