Complete the following table of properties of Water and R-134a. Please show all the intermediate steps. For property numbers you directly read from "Property Tables Booklet", please indicate which table you have used. Write N/A if not applicable. Water T, °C P, kPa V, m³/kg quality, x 125 0.65 600 (1) (2) (3) R-134a T, °C (4) 30 60 300 200 P, kPa 600 0.95 u, kJ/kg 136.01 h, kJ/kg Phase description quality, x Tables Phase description

Complete the following table of properties of Water and R-134a. Please show all the intermediate steps. For property numbers you directly read from "Property Tables Booklet", please indicate which table you have used. Write N/A if not applicable. Water T, °C P, kPa V, m³/kg quality, x 125 0.65 600 (1) (2) (3) R-134a T, °C (4) 30 60 300 200 P, kPa 600 0.95 u, kJ/kg 136.01 h, kJ/kg Phase description quality, x Tables Phase description

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