The Carnot cycle is a thermodynamic cycle whose pressure-volume diagram gives a region Ryp, with positive Pand V, in the (V, P) plane bounded by the curvesPV = 1RT1PV =NRT2PVY = C1PV' = C2,where n, R, y, T1, T2, C1, C2 are positive constants satisfying T¡ < T2 and C1 < C2.Which of the following maps Ryp into a rectangle Rst in the (s, t) plane?´Pa. t = PV, s = PVYO b. t = PV, s =c. t = PV, s = a ln(PV^), where a is a positive constant.PVd.t =s = PVYnRe. All the maps listed.

given; PV=nRT1PV=nRT2PVγ=C1PVγ=C2

The Carnot cycle is a thermodynamic cycle whose pressure-volume diagram gives a region Ryp, with positive P and V, in the (V, P) plane bounded by the curves PV = nRT| PV = 1RT2 PV' = C| PV = C2, where n, R, y, T1,T2, C, C2 are positive constants satisfying T < T2 and C¡ < C. Which of the following maps Ryp into a rectangle Rst in the (s, t) plane? O a. t = PV, s = PV' O b. t = PV, s = In(PV?) O c. t= PV, s = a ln(PV ?), where a is a positive constant. PV t = nR O d. s = PVY O e. All the maps listed.

The Carnot cycle is a thermodynamic cycle whose pressure-volume diagram gives a region Ryp, with positive P and V, in the (V, P) plane bounded by the curves PV = nRT| PV = 1RT2 PV' = C| PV = C2, where n, R, y, T1,T2, C, C2 are positive constants satisfying T < T2 and C¡ < C. Which of the following maps Ryp into a rectangle Rst in the (s, t) plane? O a. t = PV, s = PV' O b. t = PV, s = In(PV?) O c. t= PV, s = a ln(PV ?), where a is a positive constant. PV t = nR O d. s = PVY O e. All the maps listed.

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