Plz do it in 20 minutes 5. Consider the thermodynamic (Ericsson, second type) cycle in the p - V diagram below. The variable pressureprocesses are isothermal. The working fluid is one mole of monatomic ideal gas. You may assume that pB = 6po andVD = 8V and that the BC and DA steps are isobaric, but do not make any other assumptions based on the diagram.Р8poброD4poB2poPoVo 2Vo4Vo6V8Vo(a) If the maximum temperature is 700 K and VB is 0.2 m³ what is the pressure po?(b) Find WAB and QBC.(c) Find ASDA.(d) Find the efficiency of the cycle.V

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(a) If the maximum temperature is 700 K and VB is 0.2 m³ what is the pressure po? (b) Find WAB and QBC. (c) Find ASDA. (d) Find the efficiency of the cycle.

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