Shown below is the PV-diagram for a clockwise cycle. Determine the work done during the cycle, the heat flow during the cycle, & the change in internal energy during the cycle. P (N/m²) 10 8 6 4 V (m³) W = Q = AU =

Shown below is the PV-diagram for a clockwise cycle. Determine the work done during the cycle, the heat flow during the cycle, & the change in internal energy during the cycle. P (N/m²) 10 8 6 4 V (m³) W = Q = AU =

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Shown below is the PV-diagram for a clockwise cycle. Determine the work done during the cycle, the heat flow during the cycle, & the
change in internal energy during the cycle.
P (N/m²)
10
00
6
4
2
2
4
5.0
6
8
10
v (m³)
W =
Q =
AU =

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