3. One mole of a monatomic ideal gas is at an initial temperature of 650 K, while the initial pressure and the initial volume are Po and Vorespectively. At the beginning stage, the gas expands isothermally and causes its volume to increase to 2Vo. Then the gas undergoes an isochoric process and returns to its initial pressure. Finally, the gas is compressed at constant pressure and returns to its initial temperature, pressure and volume. Sketch and label a graph of pressure versus volume for the whole process.

3. One mole of a monatomic ideal gas is at an initial temperature of 650 K, while the initial pressure and the initial volume are Po and Vorespectively. At the beginning stage, the gas expands isothermally and causes its volume to increase to 2Vo. Then the gas undergoes an isochoric process and returns to its initial pressure. Finally, the gas is compressed at constant pressure and returns to its initial temperature, pressure and volume. Sketch and label a graph of pressure versus volume for the whole process.

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