trendline graph equation:
y = 48.306*x2 -246.01*x + 498.77
y axis - P
x axis- V
At initial volume V = 1L
P1 = 301.066
At final volume V = 2 L
P2 = 199.974
P1 = 301.066
P2 = 199.974
Area under the given curve = P1 - P2 = 301.066 - 199.974 = 101.092 kPa.L = 101.092 Pa. m3
Work done by gas expansion process = Area under the curve = 101.092 J
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