An ideal gas is flowing at steady-state through a well-insulatedthrottling valve. The inlet temperature is 446 K and the pressureis 4.12 MPa. At the outlet, the pressure is 9.0 x (10^2) kPa. Findthe outlet temperature (?F).

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