In the diagram a gas undergoes a change in pressure from a to b followed by a compression from b to c from an initial volume of V; = 9.37 m3 to a final volume of Vf = 4.22 m3. Determine the magnitude of the total work done in taking the gas from point a to point c. [Units: J] b 20 10 а V; V[m³] Vi p [kPa] 30

In the diagram a gas undergoes a change in pressure from a to b followed by a compression from b to c from an initial volume of V; = 9.37 m3 to a final volume of Vf = 4.22 m3. Determine the magnitude of the total work done in taking the gas from point a to point c. [Units: J] b 20 10 а V; V[m³] Vi p [kPa] 30

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