V1 = 5000L P1 = 5bar t1 = 15C. How does the pressure, temperature and density...

V1 = 5000L P1 = 5bar t1 = 15C. How does the pressure, temperature and density change when the air is quickly compressed to half of its original volume? Compression is isenthropic

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V1 = 5000L P1 = 5bar t1 = 15C. How does the pressure, temperature and density...

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