Five kilograms of water is contained in a rigid, 3 m3 vessel at P = 1...

Five kilograms of water is contained in a rigid, 3 m3 vessel at P = 1 bar.

A. What is the temperature and physical state (liquid, vapor, or both liquid and vapor) of the water?

B. What is the specific internal energy of the water in the vessel?

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