A monoatomic ideal gas is taken through the cycle A→B→C→A shown in the figure. Express all the answers below in terms of p0 and V0.
A monoatomic ideal gas is taken through the cycle A→B→C→A shown in the figure. Express all the answers below in terms of p0 and V0.
Part (a) Find the work WA→B done by the gas during process A →B.
Part (b) Find the heat QA→B flowing into the gas during the process A →B.
Part (c) Find the work WB→C done by the gas during the process B → C.
Part (d) Find the heat QB→C flowing into the gas during the process B-C.
Part (e) Find the work done by the gas during process C → A .
Part (f) Find the network W done by the gas in the cycle.
Part (g) Find the heat QC→A flowing into the gas during the process C → A.
Part (h) Find the net heat Q flowing into the gas in the complete cycle.
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A monoatomic ideal gas is taken through the cycle A→B→C→A shown in the figure. Express all the answers below in terms of p0 and V0.
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