The diagram below depicts an ideal monatomicgas which is compressed isobarically at p =1.38×10° Pa from state A (V = 6.32×10 m³) to633state B (V=3.7x10 m³) where itstemperature becomes T = 305°C. Its pressureis then increased at constant volume from stateB to C and finally expanded isothermally until itreturns to its initial state A. How much work isdone by the gas and what is its temperaturewhen it expanded during the isothermalprocess?CPcBPA = PBAVB = VCVAThe temperature of the gas during theIsothermal process is 247.8 K and the workdone by the gas is 2.734 kJ.The temperature of the gas during theisothermal process is 987.5°C and the work.done by the gas is 2573 kl.The temperature of the gas during theisothermal process is 714.4°C and the workdone by the gas is 4.669 kJ.The temperature of the gas during theisothermal process is 521.0 K and the workdone by the gas is 1358 kJ.

GIVEN: in the Isobaric process pressure P = 1.38×106pa VA=6.32×10-3m3VB =3.7×10-3m3TB= 3050Cor 578K

The diagram below depicts an ideal monatomic gas which is compressed isobarically at p = 1.38×10° Pa from state A (V = 6.32×10³ m³) to -3 3 -3 3 state B (V₂ = 3.7x10³ m³) where its temperature becomes T = 305°C. Its pressure is then increased at constant volume from state B to C and finally expanded isothermally until it returns to its initial state A. How much work is done by the gas and what is its temperature when it expanded during the isothermal process? Pc B PA PB -А VB = VC VA The temperature of the gas during the Isothermal process is 247.8 K and the work done by the gas is 2.734 kJ. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 987.5°C and the work done by the gas is 2573 kJ. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 714.4°C and the work done by the gas is 4.669 kj. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 521.0 K and the work done by the gas is 1358 kJ. 1

The diagram below depicts an ideal monatomic gas which is compressed isobarically at p = 1.38×10° Pa from state A (V = 6.32×10³ m³) to -3 3 -3 3 state B (V₂ = 3.7x10³ m³) where its temperature becomes T = 305°C. Its pressure is then increased at constant volume from state B to C and finally expanded isothermally until it returns to its initial state A. How much work is done by the gas and what is its temperature when it expanded during the isothermal process? Pc B PA PB -А VB = VC VA The temperature of the gas during the Isothermal process is 247.8 K and the work done by the gas is 2.734 kJ. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 987.5°C and the work done by the gas is 2573 kJ. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 714.4°C and the work done by the gas is 4.669 kj. The temperature of the gas during the isothermal process is 521.0 K and the work done by the gas is 1358 kJ. 1

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