Clearly explain the solution Question A14Heat is added to a cylinder containing 1.005 kg ofair during which the mass and the pressure areboth kept constant. The temperature of the airincreases from 20°C to 120°C. What will be thework done by the system during this process?(A) 0 kJ(B) 28.84 kJ(C) 72.16 kJ(D) 101.0 kJ

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Question A14 Heat is added to a cylinder containing 1.005 kg of air during which the mass and the pressure are both kept constant. The temperature of the air increases from 20°C to 120°C. What will be the work done by the system during this process? (A) 0 kJ (B) 28.84 kJ (C) 72.16 kJ (D) 101.0 kJ