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The photo that has the triangle has information needed to answer the question. The other photo contains the question. The question is how much work is being done by the gas in path 2 to 3

Transcribed Image Text:How much work is done by the gas in path 2 to 3?
159 J
10,542 J
4,549 J
7,832 J

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A heat engine has 3.0 moles of an ideal monatomic gas as its working substance. Its cycle progresses through three
thermodynamic processes that bring the gas back to its initial state. State 1 to state 2 is an isochoric process in which
pressure increases. State 2 to state 3 is an isothermal expansion that happens at 450 K, and state 3 back to 1 is an
isobaric compression. The temperature at state 1 is 300 K and the volume at state 1 is 0.02 m³.
0.02
3
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How much heat goes into the gas from 3 to 1?
a)-5,609 J
b)-9,349 J
c)-10,592 J
d)8,970 J
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