0.2kg of air (modeled as an ideal gas) undergoes an isobaric process in a piston-cylinderaviembly, during which the system volume increases twice: V, = 2V,.1. Determine the initial temperature of air if its final temperature is 80OK.2. Determine the air pressure in the process if the initial volume occupied by air is 0.1 m.3. Can this process be adiabatic? sing the energy balance for a closed system and the ideal gas model, andneglecting the changes in kinetic and potential energies, answer the questions below.Prove your answer using formulas. Answers "yes" or "no" without a proof will result in 0 point.

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