Consider the processes shown below for a monatomic ideal gas. p (atm) . 5- B 2- A D 3 7 V(L) a. Find the work done in each of the processes AB, BC, AD, and DC. Hint for (a) WAB WBC 2000 WAD 800 Wpc b. Find the change in the internal energy in processes AB and BC. Hint for (b) ΔΕΑΒ 1350 AEBC =| 5000 c. Find the total heat added in ABC and ADC processes. Hint for (c) QABC 8350 QADC 7150

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Consider the processes shown below for a monatomic ideal gas.

 

  1. Find the work done in each of the processes AB, BC, AD, and DC.

    Hint for (a)

     

    WAB=WAB=CorrectJJ
    WBC=WBC=IncorrectJJ
    WAD=WAD=IncorrectJJ
    WDC=WDC=CorrectJJ

  2. Find the change in the internal energy in processes AB and BC.

    Hint for (b)

     

    ΔEAB=ΔEAB=IncorrectJJ
    ΔEBC=ΔEBC=IncorrectJJ

  3. Find the total heat added in ABC and ADC processes.

    Hint for (c)

     

    QABC=QABC=IncorrectJJ
    QADC=QADC=IncorrectJ

Consider the processes shown below for a monatomic ideal gas.
p (atm) A
5-
A
D
3
a. Find the work done in each of the processes AB, BC, AD, and DC.
Hint for (a)
WAB =
W BC
2000
WAD
800
%3D
Wpc
b. Find the change in the internal energy in processes AB and BC.
Hint for (b)
ΔΕΑΒ
1350
ΔΕΒΟ
5000
c. Find the total heat added in ABC and ADC processes.
Hint for (c)
QABC
8350
QADC =
7150
2.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the processes shown below for a monatomic ideal gas. p (atm) A 5- A D 3 a. Find the work done in each of the processes AB, BC, AD, and DC. Hint for (a) WAB = W BC 2000 WAD 800 %3D Wpc b. Find the change in the internal energy in processes AB and BC. Hint for (b) ΔΕΑΒ 1350 ΔΕΒΟ 5000 c. Find the total heat added in ABC and ADC processes. Hint for (c) QABC 8350 QADC = 7150 2.
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