The graph to the right shows a thermodynamic process where a gas is heated at constant pressure, cooled at constant volume, and then compressed back to original state. For process 1-2 (from 1 to 2), what is the amount of work done if V_1=10m^3, V_2=20m^3, p_1=1000Pa, and p_3=500Pa? 4 O20,000) O 50001 10,000J 7,333J

The graph to the right shows a thermodynamic process where a gas is heated at constant pressure, cooled at constant volume, and then compressed back to original state. For process 1-2 (from 1 to 2), what is the amount of work done if V_1=10m^3, V_2=20m^3, p_1=1000Pa, and p_3=500Pa? 4 O20,000) O 50001 10,000J 7,333J

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