Water is being maintained at 250 psia, and has an internal energy value of 1261 Btu/lbm. The temperature of the water is closest to.

A. 789.4 F

B. 775.5 F

C. 726.9 F

D. 704.5 F

E. 745.8 F

F. 767.1 F

G. 734.7 F

H. 715.7 F

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Water is being maintained at 250 psia, and has an internal energy value of 1261 Btu/lbm. The temperature of the water is closest to.

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