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Transcribed Image Text:A heat engine using air starts with p1 = 3 atm and
V1 of 5 L. Its pressure increases at constant volume
to p2. It then expands adiabatically to V3 = 12 L.
Finally it returns at constant pressure to its original
state. Can someome please explain how to
calculate Q12 and Q31 ? Please show all work so I
can understand the process! Thank you!
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