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In an ideal regenerative Brayton cycle, air at 38o C and 150 kPa is compressed to 700 kPa. If the heat added to air is 288 kJ/kg, what is the thermal efficiency of the cycle? Use cold-air-standard assumptions. (Type answer in decimal format) g

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