Only part E required. A heat engine uses a diatomic gas that follows the pVcycle in the figure.(Figure 1)FigureP (kPa)400100/002300 Kisotherm2000Adiabat340001 of 1V (cm³)Part EHow much work does this engine do per cycle?Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.W =SubmitPart FOμAValueRequest AnswerWhat is its thermal efficiency?Units?

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A heat engine uses a diatomic gas that follows the pV cycle in the figure. (Figure 1) Figure P (kPa) 400- 100 0- 0 300 K isotherm 2000 Adiabat 3 1 of 1 - V (cm³) 4000 Part E How much work does this engine do per cycle? Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units. W = Submit Part F μA Value Request Answer What is its thermal efficiency? Units ?

A heat engine uses a diatomic gas that follows the pV cycle in the figure. (Figure 1) Figure P (kPa) 400- 100 0- 0 300 K isotherm 2000 Adiabat 3 1 of 1 - V (cm³) 4000 Part E How much work does this engine do per cycle? Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units. W = Submit Part F μA Value Request Answer What is its thermal efficiency? Units ?

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